How Much Did Pakistan Earn From NATO Plane’s Stopover at Karachi?
The world’s largest cargo aircraft, Antonov An-225 Mriya, had made a technical stopover at Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport for at least 21 hours last week before heading towards Cotswolds, England. The flight was a part of the NATO forces’ withdrawal process, with the cargo belly carrying military equipment and foreign soldiers from war-torn Afghanistan. The transfer of supplies had also generated significant revenue for Pakistan as the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) was paid more than Rs. 50 million in cargo bills, as per its NATO equipment document. ALSO READ FBR Tightens Conditions for Exporters Evading Duties and Taxes According to the…