Sources indicate that while the current situation may impact the flight schedule, it will be prepared with these circumstances in mind.

Despite potential delays, visa issuance for pilgrims has already begun and continues around the clock.

Two-thirds of pilgrims have received their visas, and the process for 120,000 pilgrims progressed over the weekend, with ministry staff working through Saturday and Sunday.

The Ministry of Religious Affairs stated that the Hajj schedule is being finalized rapidly and is expected to be released before Eid‑ul‑Fitr.

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The schedule will detail flight timings, building bookings, room allocations, and other arrangements, and will be accessible via the Ministry’s website and the Pak Hajj mobile app.

Additionally, sources confirmed that the second phase of pilgrim training will commence immediately after Eid‑ul‑Fitr, with all training materials and schedules already prepared.