Charter aircraft used former prime minister Imran Khan to travel to Karachi from Islamabad on Saturday was financed by a Pakistani businessman from Dubai. news outlet reported on Monday.
According to the report, Imran boarded a charter plane at 8:30 pm from Islamabad to Karachi to attend a scheduled political rally. in in city.
The aircraft is registered as AP-PLE and is owned by Engro of Karachi. It’s been rented out out to an aviation company.
The message says that upon reaching Karachi, the plane developed technical failure that forced Khan to fly back to Islamabad in another chartered plane of company. For round trip, t. private the airline was paid 2.9 million rupees, which was provided by a Pakistani businessman. in Dubai.
Meanwhile, PML-N leader Ahsan Iqbal shared a photo. of Khan exits the plane and tweeted that it was “extremely unprofessional”. of Engro what is it private jet aircraft “used for anti-government rally.”
On the other hand, Engro put out statement on Twitter, specifying that the plane belongs to Engro Fertilizers, but it was chartered private company – Princely Jet.
Engro did not incur any costs related to the flight. added in statement.
