Lahore (Syed Javed Hassan Shah): Lahore Qalandars and AirSial are pleased to announce the continuation of their partnership for the Pakistan Super League (PSL) Season 10, further strengthening a successful alliance that began in 2022.

As the official airline partner, AirSial will continue to support Lahore Qalandars, with its branding proudly featured on the team’s official playing jersey. This collaboration underscores the shared commitment of both organizations to excellence, innovation, and fan engagement.

AirSial, headquartered in Sialkot, is one of Pakistan’s leading airlines, renowned for its high-quality service and operational excellence. Since its launch, AirSial has swiftly expanded, providing seamless domestic and international travel. Through strategic partnerships like its continued collaboration with Lahore Qalandars, the airline remains committed to connecting Pakistan with the world while supporting the country’s sporting culture.

The partnership was announced in a press conference in which AirSial was represented by its VC Umer Mir. Lahore Qalandars was represented by Atif Rana, Owner and CEO, along with Sameen Rana, Owner and COO. The event was graced by franchise captain Shaheen Shah Afridi and franchise poster-boy Haris Rauf.

Atif Rana, Owner and CEO of Lahore Qalandars, expressed his enthusiasm about the renewed partnership: “Our journey with AirSial has been fantastic since 2022, and we are delighted to extend this strong bond into PSL 10. Their top-class service and commitment to excellence align perfectly with our vision, and we look forward to another successful season together.”

Umer Mir, VC of AirSial echoed the sentiment: “We take great pride in our continued association with Lahore Qalandars. Over the years, this partnership has grown beyond just travel support – it represents passion, dedication, and bringing fans closer to the game. We are excited to be part of their PSL 10 campaign.”

PSL 10 kicks off on April 11, with Lahore Qalandars, the 2022 and 2023 champions, set to begin their campaign against Islamabad United.