Pakistan, May 6 -- Pakistan has restored and fully operationalised the Dera Ismail Khan Airport, marking another step in efforts to revive previously inactive aviation facilities across the country.

According to an official statement issued on Wednesday, the airport has been completely rehabilitated after remaining affected by years of neglect and underutilisation. Authorities said the restoration is part of a broader strategy to improve regional connectivity and strengthen aviation infrastructure in underserved areas.

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Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said the Pakistan Airports Authority had achieved another milestone by successfully reviving the airport and making it fully f...