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Islamabad: Malaysian authorities have seized a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) Boeing-777 aircraft at Kuala Lumpur airport over outstanding lease dues.
- The Boeing 777 family comprises of long-range, wide-body twin-engine airplanes. PIA was the first airline in the world to operate all the three variants of the 777 family: 777-200LR, 777-200ER and 777-300ER. All of them are well loved by PIA’s seasoned travelers for.
- The PIA Pakistan International Airlines Boeing 777-300 features seats in a 2 cabin configuration. Economy has 358 seats; Business class has 35 seats; this is pretty standard for these aircraft. Legroom-wise, the Economy pitch of 0cm ' is average, the Business class pitch of 0cm ' is average, though of course what that means for you depends on.
- According to court documents, the $14 million dispute pertains to two Boeing 777-200ER jets leased to PIA by Dublin-based AerCap, the world’s largest aircraft lessor, back in 2015. The plaintiff in the case is Peregrine Aviation, which purchased the deal as part of a portfolio from AerCap in 2018.
The PIA plane was seized on the orders of a local Malaysian court over the non-payment of aircraft lease dues, sources disclosed to Geo News.
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PIA had leased two planes, including the Boeing-777, from a Vietnamese company in 2015, the Pakistani news channel reported.
The plane was reportedly seized when passengers were onboard.
The aircraft's 18-member staff also became stranded in Kuala Lumpur due to the seizure, and will now quarantine for 14 days as per protocols, sources told Geo News.
According to PIA sources, Flight 895 took off from Karachi and reached Kuala Lumpur and was supposed to fly back to Islamabad immediately because of which it had more crew members on board, reports Geo News.
A PIA aircraft has been held back by a local court in Malaysia taking one sided decision pertaining to a legal dispute between PIA and another party pending in a UK court.
The passengers are being looked after and alternate arrangements for their travel have been finalized.
'Passengers were already on board and the pilot was about to take off but Malaysian civil aviation authorities directed the pilot to stop the plane and get off it along with all the passengers,' PIA officials said as reported by Geo News.
All the passengers and crew members were reportedly sent to a hotel to stay there.
The PIA also tweeted on the issue and said: 'A PIA aircraft has been held back by a local court in Malaysia taking one sided decision pertaining to a legal dispute between PIA and another party pending in a UK court. The passengers are being looked after and alternate arrangements for their travel have been finalized.'