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Havish Gupta

Stealth • 6m

How Pakistan Lost a Great Competitive Advantage? You won't believe that Until the 1970s, Pakistan's Karachi Airport was a major layover hub for many airlines, and was known for its excellent services. However, things started to turn bad for them due to 1. Geopolitical Issues Geopolitical instability and terrorist attacks made Pakistan a less safe option for layovers. 2. Economic Factors Pakistan's instable economy post-partition led to insufficient investment in the airport’s infrastructure. 3. Infrastructure Less Investment, resulted in outdated infrastructure and limited passenger handling capacity. 4. Competition from Gulf Airlines Gulf countries with their better airport location like Dubai along with world-class airlines like Emirates, made Karachi an inferior choice. 5. Better Layover Activities Cities like Dubai offers great activities for passengers during layovers, enhancing their experience. This led to the downfall of Karachi Airport!

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PRATHAM
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Medial • 6m

Same title could be for last IND VS PAK match, lol

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 6m

This is what happens when the govts only care about religion, votebanks and majorities rather than inclusive development.

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SamCtrlPlusAltMan
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OpenAI • 6m

What amazes me is how the Gulf carriers like Emirates were able to build world-class airports and attract layover traffic, while Pakistan let its infrastructure crumble. It was a huge missed economic opportunity

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 6m

It's so sad to see how Pakistan missed out on such a massive geographical advantage. Karachi was perfectly located for intercontinental flights with lucrative technical stops. But the instability really tanked its aviation industry, sports, trade and much much more over the years

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