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Runway Woes

Mushhood Zaheer September 29, 2007

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#4 Posted by mushhood on October 4, 2007 7:16:39 pm
Re: # 3

Thanks!

Yeah i guess i am, but the point of writing the article was to highlight the experience of receiving guests at the airport in Islamabad-Rawalpindi :)

I've had 3 of my friends call me and tell me how true it was when they went on separate occasions to fetch their friends and family.
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#3 Posted by RMor on October 4, 2007 1:24:32 pm
"Riff raff".

Nice descriptive satire. You intend to get people's backs up?
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#2 Posted by mushhood on October 3, 2007 6:33:50 pm
ejaz, yes the airport in Rawalpindi/Islamabad should be looked at by the concerned authorities.

The good news is that work is underway on Islamabad's own airport (its off of the M-2 on your way to Peshawar).

I haven't been to Karachi so can't comment there, but Lahore's Allama Iqbal Airport is far better, at least it has walkways where the planes can dock :)
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#1 Posted by ejazharoon on October 3, 2007 5:14:54 pm
Pakistan just isn't a happy place, its airports are a reflection of that.
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