About 10 people on board the first foreign commercial flight landing in Kabul after the Taliban took over

China News Service, September 13-According to Agence France-Presse, a passenger plane of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) landed at Kabul Airport on the 13th local time. This is since the Taliban in Afghanistan took over Kabul again on August 15. The first international commercial flight to land.

According to reports, an Agence France-Presse reporter said that there were about 10 people on the plane, “maybe there are more staff than passengers.”

A spokesperson for Pakistan International Airlines once said that the company hopes to resume normal commercial services, but it is too early to talk about the frequency of flights between the two places.

Prior to this, a large number of personnel including the US military, foreign embassy personnel in Afghanistan, and Afghans working for foreign governments had evacuated from Afghanistan in chaos. Kabul Airport was severely damaged. With technical assistance from Qatar and other countries, the Afghan Taliban have been working hard to restore operations.

Last week, several charter flights operated by Qatar Airways took off from Kabul. Most of the passengers were foreigners and Afghans who missed the evacuation. In addition, an Afghan airline resumed domestic flights on September 3.