ISLAMABAD: The skies of the federal capital Islamabad echoed with the thunder of the latest fighter aircraft of the Pakistan Air Force holding a flypast rehearsal in connection with Marka-e-Haq preparation.
Pakistan Air Force aircraft conducted a full-scale rehearsal of the ‘flypast’ in connection with special events, which a large number of citizens came out on the rooftops of their houses to watch.
JF-17 Thunder, F-16 and J-10C, along with other formations, participated in this exercise. The aircraft practiced formations by flying at very low altitudes over different areas of Islamabad and Rawalpindi. During the rehearsal, the roar of the aircraft was heard from afar, which created excitement among the citizens.
In view of this flypast exercise, special arrangements were made in Islamabad to deal with security and emergencies. The Civil Aviation Authority and the administration had already informed the relevant institutions about the flight timings and airspace so that no kind of commercial air operations were disrupted.
Citizens, especially children, were very happy to see the performance of the Pakistan Air Force aircraft. Videos and pictures of the aircraft from different places in Islamabad are also being shared on social media, in which the skill and speed of the aircraft are being appreciated.
It should be noted that this rehearsal is part of an important national event to be held in the coming days, for which the Shaheen of the Pakistan Air Force are fully prepared.
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