Former Finance Minister Ishaq Dar refused to disclose the name of the airport where Nawaz Sharif’s chartered plan will be landed, citing security reasons.
“After a short stay in Islamabad, Nawaz Sharif will go to Lahore and address the rally,” he said.
Dar said Nawaz Sharif will return to Lahore after a brief stay in Islamabad.
He said courts gave judgments based on justice.
Talking to the media persons in Islamabad, he said that all the cases against Nawaz Sharif were fraud and evidence has now come in front of the public.
CAA allows chartered flight of Nawaz Sharif
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) granted permission for a chartered plane of a private company of Dubai, carrying PMLN supremo Nawaz Sharif, to land at Islamabad International Airport and Allama Iqbal International Airport Lahore.
Nawaz Sharif’s plane will be landed at both airports after the permission of the CAA Air Transport Department.
A private aviation company from Dubai requested landing permission for the flight. The CAA gave instructions for special arrangements for Islamabad and Lahore Airports.
Nawaz Sharif's flight details
The CAA has released the schedule of special chartered flights of Nawaz Sharif. Foreign airline's special flight FZ 4525 will depart from Dubai at 9:30 am (PST).
“Nawaz Sharif's special plane will land at Islamabad Airport at 12:30 noon,” sources familiar with the development claimed.
The special flight will depart from Islamabad to Lahore at 2.30 pm, sources.
Nawaz Sharif's special plane will reach Lahore at 3 o'clock.
“The special flight has a seating capacity of 150 people,” sources said.
Moreover, the central spokesperson of the Muslim League Nawaz, and former federal minister of information and broadcasting, Maryam Aurangzeb said that Nawaz Sharif will be welcomed with a mammoth gathering on October 21st at Minar-e-Pakistan.
“October 21 will be a historic day for Pakistan,” Maryam Aurangzeb stressed.
She said convoys are reaching Pakistan from all over the country.
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