The Pakistan Airports Authority has introduced 5G services at Islamabad International Airport, becoming the first airport in the country to offer next-generation mobile connectivity.
A PAA spokesperson said, “Passengers can now access high-speed internet, enabling seamless video calls, streaming, and fast browsing while at the airport.” This move represents an important step in modernizing Pakistan’s aviation infrastructure.
Officials noted that 5G connectivity is currently available outside the terminal and surrounding areas. Technical teams are working to extend coverage inside the terminal, with the full rollout planned to happen in phases.
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The Pakistan Airports Authority also said it intends to introduce 5G services at other major airports in the country in the coming months. The initiative aims to enhance passenger experience, digital services, and connectivity standards in line with international aviation trends.
Industry experts believe the introduction of 5G at airports will support smart travel solutions, including faster check-ins, real-time updates, and improved communication for travelers.