Institute of Airline Technology

Institute of Airline Technology at Multan.Established in 2003. Offering Aviation related courses. Air Ticketing, Computer Reservation. Passenger Services ,

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09/12/2023

Short History & Developments of Multan Airport

1919 Royal Air Force started operations. Aircraft lands & take off using gravel and grass surfaces. 1934, Indian National Airways started to use the airfield for KHI-SKZ-MUX-LHE once a week.
1938 Regular flights of Imperial Airways for - Lahore - Multan- Jacobabad- Karachi & vice versa. 1948 Pak Airways started domestic services. 1957 PIA started operations by using Douglas DC-3 (Dakota) 1963 Runway, taxi-ways and aprons were re-carpeted.. Construction of new control tower.1971. Runway was extended to 9000 feet 1977 The terminal building was extended to handle Boeing 720 aircraft. 1988 Runway was strengthened & re-carpeted for arrival of Airbus A 300. 1999 PIA & Aero Asia started international flights to Dubai. 2005.The runway was upgraded to handle Boeing 747 operations & was completed within the same year. 2009 Extension Work started for the runway, taxi ways & apron so the airport could handle large aircraft. 2010 PIA Haj flights operation started by using Boeing 747 (Jumbo Jet) and the ground breaking ceremony for new terminal building was held by then PM Mr. Yousaf Rasa Gilani. 2015 The new terminal building of Multan Int’l Airport was formally inaugurated by then PM Mr.Nawaz Sharif 2018 Emirates Airline has ended Boeing 777 operations from Dubai to Multan. 2023 Airlines coming to Multan are PIA, Airblue, Saudia Airlines, Qatar Airways, Flydubai , Gulf Air,
Air Arabia & Salam Air.

15/10/2023

Institute of Airline Technology was started in 2003 so 20 years have passed. Around 1500 students studied here and passed different courses. Admissions are open, You may join now

12/04/2023

The only bird that dares to peck an eagle is the crow. The crow sits on the eagles back and bites his neck. The eagle does not respond, nor fights with the crow; he doesn’t spend time or energy on the crow, instead he just opens his wings and begins to rise higher in the heavens. The higher the flight, the harder it is for the crow to breathe and eventually the crow falls off due to a lack of oxygen.

Learn from the eagle and don't fight the crows, just keep ascending. They might be along for the ride but they'll soon fall off. Do not allow yourself to succumb to the distractions....keep your focus on the things above and continue rising!!

~The lesson of the Eagle and the Crow