Redesigned website of Shaheen Air can be viewed at www.shaheenair.com.

Route map shows Riyadh and Madinah as possible future destinations of the airline.

http://www.shaheenair.com/sai-web/routes.php

Abbas

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Nice - like it.
Hope that Shaheen Air will be successfull in future

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Looks good Shaheen. One step at a time eh?

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Good to see new website but it is not showing correct timing in flight schedule, i.e for Abu Dhabi to Islamabad time showing 17:30 but in booking flight time is 15:25.

Also if some one can inform on which routs they deployed 737-400

Boeing 734 (JY-JAP):

Peshawar-Sharjah
Peshawar-Abu Dhabi
Islamabad-Abu Dhabi

Source:http://www.flightradar24.com

Pakistani registered Boeing 737-400 aircraft in Shaheen Air livery have operated flights on sectors including Karachi-Lahore-Karachi and Karachi-Islamabad-Karachi.

Abbas

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Thanks for information.

One more problem with the site is flight status, whole day it is showing check in started even after hours of departure.

The website header shows B-737-700 with wing lets, which they do not have in their fleet.

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^ Actually it's a Boeing 737-800. The 737-700 has shorter fuselage with single emergency exit door over the wing on each side.

I think the Boeing 737-800 in Shaheen Air livery on main page of airline's website is representing flights operated with two Midwest Airlines Boeing 737-800 aircraft wet leased to Shaheen Air since last year. But those two Boeing 737s are in full livery of Midwest Airlines.

Last year, Shaheen Air Hajj flights to Jeddah with Midwest Airlines Boeing 737-800 were also promoted by a Shaheen Air banner at Lahore Airport that showed illustration of a Boeing 737-800 in full livery of Shaheen Air.

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As per the CAA regulation, an airline can not operate a wet lease for over 3 months, how come they still using the Midwest 738