Pakistan Oil Company in Dispute with PIA Over $107 Million Outstanding Dues
A Pakistani oil company is reportedly locked in a dispute with Pakistan International Airlines over unpaid bills amounting to $107 million.
Jishan Khan 
A Pakistani oil supplier is reportedly engaged in a financial dispute with Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) over unpaid bills estimated at $107 million.
The disagreement centres around outstanding fuel payments, highlighting ongoing financial pressures within the national carrier. Fuel costs represent one of the largest operational expenses for airlines, making timely settlements critical for smooth operations.
Such disputes can create operational uncertainty, especially if supply arrangements are affected. Industry observers note that financially strained carriers often face challenges in maintaining supplier confidence.
The development adds to broader discussions around PIA’s financial restructuring efforts as the airline continues to navigate economic and operational headwinds in a competitive regional aviation market.
