Afghanistan: First international commercial flight since Taliban takeover takes off from Kabul

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The first foreign commercial flight to land in Afghanistan since the Taliban takeover could be seen flying off from Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul on Monday.
Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight PK 6250 flew back to Islamabad at around 11 AM local time (06:30 GMT), reportedly transporting World Bank employees back to Pakistan.
The airport resumed domestic flights on September 3, and last week Qatar Airlines operated privately chartered flights out of Kabul.
Taliban forces took control of Hamid Karzai International Airport in early September, following the complete departure of US personnel and their allies on August 30th.

SOT, Farahnaz, Passenger (Dari): “I have come here, I referred to the office, they said that yet we have not been informed any female for appointment here, and they have not been taken any decision to inform them or not.”

SOT, Farahnaz, Passenger (Dari): *TRANSLATION TO FOLLOW*

SOT, Farahnaz, Passenger (Dari): *TRANSLATION TO FOLLOW*

SOT, Esmat, Afghan border police (Pashto): “I am back to my work, and now the domestic and foreign flights resumed. The situation at the airport is getting normal.”

SOT, Karim, Kabul resident (Dari): “The situation is getting normal, and the flights have been restarted and today the first foreign flight has started, and currently work and business seem good near the airport.”

SOT, Karim, Kabul resident (Dari): “The work system is down and there is no work, people are suffering in this economic situation, there is no pay. I hope if the government employees receive payment the work will get better.”
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