The Chief Operating Officer (COO) of a private aviation firm preparing to introduce Pakistan’s first air taxi service, Imran Aslam Khan, has gone missing. On Thursday, Sky Wings employee Imran Aslam Khan vanished from Jinnah International Karachi Airport. His manager, Tasadeq Hussain, reported Aslam to the Airport police station after having suspicions that he might have been kidnapped by a stranger. A police investigation into the situation has begun.
Similar to how Uber and Bykea operate, Sky Wings is getting ready to launch an air taxi service where customers can book flights through a mobile app. A company representative revealed last month that their aircraft can hold up to four passengers, and they intend to launch an app for easy service booking.
In addition to the air taxi service, Sky Wings intends to provide aerial taxi services all across Pakistan. The company announced on Facebook that anyone who needs to travel across the country, including businesspeople, professionals, doctors, lawyers, politicians, celebrities, and tourists, will be able to use their affordable aerial taxi services.
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