Cheap flights to Multan airport

Discover Multan

Multan, Pakistan may not be well known outside of South Asia, but this city, in the southern Punjab is one of the most ancient cities in the world, with a past that includes a siege by Alexander the Great and a period that saw it draw countless Sufi mystics, helping it earn the nickname "City of Saints." Today, Multan is an important cultural centre with plenty of reminders of its fascinating and storied past.

Thanks to the recently opened Multan Airport, flights to Multan from abroad have become much easier to come by. This modern and beautiful facility handles a large number of flights from both within Pakistan and further afield, primarily from the Middle East. You can get to this still under appreciated jewel of a city by checking out Skyscanner's Whole Month search feature, which will show you the cheapest days to fly to Multan.

Best Time to Book a Flight to Multan

Multan is known even within Pakistan for its ferociously hot summers. From April to October, temperatures regularly hit the high 30s and low 40s. These months can also produce violent dust storms. While monsoon rains in July and August provide some relief, if you're visiting Multan you will generally want to come between November and March, when daytime temperatures are far more comfortable. Skyscanner's Price Alerts are a great way to make sure you don't miss out on a great deal on airfare to Multan.

Airlines that Fly to Multan Airport

Thanks to its recently constructed terminal, the number of airlines flying to Multan Airport has grown considerably in recent years. The airport is served by three Pakistani airlines: Airblue, Pakistan International Airlines, and Shaheen Air, all of which offer flights to other Pakistani cities as well as to the Middle East, particularly Saudi Arabia. Air Arabia, Emirates, Flydubai, Gulf Air, Qatar Airways, and Saudia, meanwhile, offer international service, again primarily to the Middle East, especially Dubai.

What to Expect When Arriving at the Airport

Multan Airport is within Multan itself and is located just 4 km from the city centre. That means that if you are going just a short distance then a rickshaw may be a practical option and certainly the cheapest. Taxis are also plentiful and there is a counter after you exit the security area of the airport where you can book a cab. If you are comfortable with Pakistani driving conditions then renting a car may provide the most convenient way of getting around.

Airport Facilities

Multan Airport's new terminal was inaugurated in 2015 and it is a beautiful and modern facility. There are a number of different lounges catering each to business, domestic, and international passengers. Duty-free shops are available in the departures and arrivals section of the international part of the airport. Free WiFi is also available throughout and there are a number of western fast food options, including Subway, Pizza Hut, and Dunkin Donuts.

What to See and Do in Multan

Multan has a history dating back thousands of years and it is especially famous for its beautiful Medieval and Mughal architecture, including its numerous Sufi shrines which helped give the city the nickname "City of Saints." There are also a number of tombs and mosques with incredible frescos and architecture that attest to Multan's importance as a Medieval trading centre. Skyscanner can help you find a hotel in Multan that fits your needs and budget.