Railway CEO Amir Baloch expressed optimism about the project, saying that the Sir Syed Express would generate around Rs 3 billion in annual revenue.
Pakistan Railways restores THIS train for Karachi-Rawalpindi passengers. Pakistan Railways has restored the service of Sir Syed Express under Public Private Partnership.
According to spokesperson PR, the first train consisting of 16 coaches left Karachi for Faisalabad Rawalpindi on Sunday.
The train offers passengers a variety of classes, including one AC sleeper coach, three AC business class coaches, one AC standard coach, one dining car and eight economy class coaches.
Special measures have been implemented to ensure continuous water supply and cleanliness onboard to enhance passenger comfort. Free Wi-Fi access is available throughout the journey, allowing passengers to stay connected.
Sir Syed Express tickets can be purchased through mobile applications, allowing passengers to book journeys from the comfort of their homes.
Pakistan Railway CEO Amir Baloch expressed optimism about the project, saying that the Sir Syed Express would generate around Rs 3 billion in annual revenue.
He emphasized that the Public Private Partnership model will play an important role in achieving self-sufficiency and increasing the revenue of Pakistan Railways.
Looking ahead, Baloch revealed plans to run ten more trains under a similar public-private partnership next month.
