Pakistan flight departs for Paris

Pakistan International Airlines posts controversial new Paris flight announcement, netizens reminded of 9/11 horrors, here's how social media users across the world are reacting
Pakistan International Airlines is one of the most popular air travel choices in Pakistan, and has connectivity all across the world. It only introduced its latest Paris flight route on social media with a post,
Pakistan International Airlines Ad For Paris Flight Cracks Up The Internet; Internet Asks If Al-Qaeda Designed It
Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) dropped its latest advert, announcing the resumption of flights between Islamabad and Paris from January 10, 2025. The rather innocuous ad did not bode well with netizens.
Pakistan International Airlines' Paris Post Triggers Social Media Buzz: "Is That a Threat?"
Comments ranged from humor to criticism, with users questioning the graphic design choice and its implications.
Paris, we are coming today: Twitter erupts over post by Pakistan International Airlines (PIA)
Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) sparks outrage with a controversial tweet showing an aircraft diving into the Eiffel Tower, igniting humor and controversy online.
'What does Paris have to do with 9/11': Pakistan Airlines' Paris ad sparks outrage on social media
There is a saying, "A picture is worth thousand words". Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) discovered this the hard way as their advertisement, expected to promote a significant milestone, ended up creating an unexpected buzz on social media.
Pakistan Airlines advert shows plane flying into Eiffel Tower
Pakistan’s national airline has come under fire for a “tone deaf” advert that appears to show a plane flying into the Eiffel Tower.
'It is seriously giving 9/11 vibes': Pakistan airlines' 'Paris, we're coming...' ad sparks outrage, netizens shocked
The ad, which promotes the launch of a flight from Islamabad to Paris starting January 10, features a dramatic image of a plane nosediving toward the Eiffel Tower, accompanied by the tagline, "Paris,
Pakistani airline’s ‘Paris we’re coming' ad showing plane headed towards Eiffel Tower makes people ask ‘Info or warning’
EU regulators imposed a ban on Pakistan International Airlines, the country’s state-owned airline, following a series of accidents.
"Paris, we are coming": Pakistan International Airlines' X post draws sarcastic remarks from netizens
Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has once again made headlines for all the wrong reasons. The airline's latest blunder involves a tweet that features an image of a PIA aircraft seemingly nosediving into the Eiffel Tower,
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