Dhaka, Feb. 26 -- Islamabad International Airport has become Pakistan's first fully cashless airport, marking a significant step toward digital transformation and enhanced passenger convenience.

Under the new system, all payments at the airport will now be processed through digital platforms, according to local media reports published on Monday.

The cashless initiative covers airline ticketing, car parking, food outlets, retail shops, and duty-free stores. Passengers can make payments using digital wallets, QR codes, and mobile banking services, as well as debit and credit cards.

Airport authorities said the move is aimed at improving transparency, operational efficiency, and ease of travel for passengers.

The development follows the ...