British government fines PIA for allowing minor children to board plane

Three under-age children were allowed to board a flight through the national airline without their parents.


Express July 31, 2011

The British government imposed a fine of Rs800,000 on Pakistan International Airline for allowing minor children to board its plane, Express 24/7 reported on Sunday.

According to reports, three under-age children were allowed to board a London bound flight through the national airline without their parents.

It was clearly mentioned on the visas that the children could not travel without their parents.

In reaction, the British government fined PIA.

Meanwhile, Federal Interior Minister Rehman Malik ordered suspension of three officials including FIA Immigeration Shift-Incharge for negligence.

COMMENTS (9)

Kaiser Hameed Khan | 12 years ago | Reply

They should have fined Malik form his accounts already in UK and not PIA which is already in a loss. Rehman Malik started his stint in catching thieves( YOU Need a thief to --) form FIA. As DG FIA and NOW the highest public Servant in the line he should face the brunt.

Pakistani | 12 years ago | Reply

This can serve a good lesson for PIA

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