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Multan International Airport

Multan, Pakistan
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Historic gateway serving southern Punjab, Pakistan.

Opened
1970
Location
Multan, Pakistan
Multan International Airport (IATA: MUX, ICAO: OPMT) is a civil and military airfield located in Multan, the largest city in southern Punjab, Pakistan. It serves as an important regional hub connecting Multan to domestic destinations as well as international routes, particularly to the Middle East. The airport is operated by the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) and handles a significant volume of overseas Pakistani workers traveling to Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. It has undergone modernization efforts to expand capacity and improve facilities. Multan is one of Pakistan's oldest cities, and the airport plays a vital economic role by facilitating trade, travel, and remittances for the region. Passenger traffic has grown steadily in recent years, reflecting increased demand from the large expatriate community.
Terminals
The airport operates a single integrated terminal building handling both domestic and international passengers.
Getting to & from
The airport is connected to Multan city center primarily by taxis, ride-hailing services such as Careem and Uber, and private vehicles, with no dedicated rail or bus rapid transit link currently operational.
Airlines here
Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) is the primary carrier, with Air Arabia, flydubai, Air Arabia Abu Dhabi, and Serene Air also operating services.
Notable facts
  • ›Located approximately 10 kilometers from Multan city center.
  • ›Serves as a key departure point for Pakistani expatriates working in Gulf countries.
  • ›The airport is jointly used by civil aviation and the Pakistan Air Force.
  • ›A runway expansion and terminal upgrade project has been part of PCAA's modernization plans.
  • ›Multan is one of the busiest secondary airports in Pakistan by international passenger volume.
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Route map (8 destinations)

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Routes

MUX → DXBFZ · 73H
MUX → KHII6 · 733
MUX → MEDNL · 320
MUX → DXBNL · 734
MUX → KHINL · 320 734
MUX → KHIPK · 737 ATR 320 73H 310
MUX → UETPK · ATR
MUX → JEDPK · 310
MUX → ISBPK · ATR
MUX → LHEPK · ATR 73H 737
MUX → MEDPK · 310
MUX → SHJPK · 737 73H
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City & Place Guide

City of Saints, Shrines, and Centuries-Old Culture

Multan is one of the oldest cities in South Asia, situated in the heart of Punjab along the Chenab River. Known as the 'City of Saints,' it holds an extraordinary concentration of Sufi shrines, ancient mosques, and Mughal-era architecture that draw pilgrims and history enthusiasts alike.

The city is also famous for its distinctive blue-glazed pottery, intricate camel-skin lamps, and hand-embroidered textiles. Multan's bazaars are vibrant and sensory-rich, offering a window into traditional craftsmanship that has survived for generations. The local hospitality is warm, and the pace of life retains a deeply traditional character that sets it apart from Pakistan's larger metropolises.

  • •Shrine of Bahauddin Zakariya — grand 13th-century Sufi mausoleum, a spiritual landmark
  • •Shrine of Shah Rukn-e-Alam — iconic blue-tiled tomb with stunning Tughlaq-era architecture
  • •Multan Fort — ancient hilltop citadel with sweeping views over the old city
  • •Ghanta Ghar (Clock Tower) — historic colonial-era landmark at the heart of the bazaar
  • •Hussain Agahi Bazaar — bustling market famous for pottery, textiles, and handicrafts
  • •Tomb of Shah Shams Sabzwari — peaceful 13th-century Sufi shrine with ornate tilework

Getting around: Multan is served by Multan International Airport and sits on Pakistan Railways' main line connecting Karachi and Lahore. Within the city, rickshaws and qingqi (motorcycle rickshaws) are the most common and affordable options. App-based ride-hailing services like Careem and inDrive operate here and offer a more comfortable alternative. City buses run on major routes but can be crowded; taxis are readily negotiable for longer trips or sightseeing.

Best time: October through February offers the most pleasant weather, with cool temperatures ideal for exploring outdoor shrines and bazaars.

Local food: Do not miss Multani sohan halwa, seekh kebabs, siri paye (trotters stew), and the city's legendary mango varieties when in season.

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Passport, Visa & Immigration

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Multan International Airport
Encyclopaedia

Multan International Airport is an international airport located 4 km west of the city of Multan, Pakistan. The airport is South Punjab's largest and busiest airport. Multan International Airport offers flights throughout Pakistan, as well as direct flights to Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.

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