Pakistan, June 1 -- Private airline South Air has announced plans to launch flight operations connecting Dera Ismail Khan and Chitral with other parts of Pakistan, aiming to improve air connectivity in underserved regions.

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The announcement was made during a meeting between South Air Chairman Kanwar Muhammad Tariq and Faisal Karim Kundi.

According to the airline, daily flights to Dera Ismail Khan are part of its expansion strategy, with the city being considered an important destination for future operations. South Air also intends to begin regular services to Chitral, reflecting its goal of linking remote and smaller regions with the national air transport networ...