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Pak Business Express
Overview
Service typeInter-city rail
StatusOperating
First service2012
Current operatorPakistan Railways
Former operatorFour Brothers Private Limited
Websitehttps://www.pakrail.gov.pk/
Route
TerminiKarachi Cantonment
Lahore Junction
Distance travelled1,214 kilometres (754 mi)
Average journey time19 hours, 30 minutes
Service frequencyDaily each way
Train numbers303UP (Karachi→Lahore)
304DN (Lahore→Karachi)
Line usedKarachi–Peshawar Line
On-board services
ClassesEconomy Class
AC Standard
AC Business
Sleeping arrangementsAvailable
Catering facilitiesAvailable
Technical
Track gauge1,676 mm (5 ft 6 in)
Track ownerPakistan Railways
Route map
Pak Business Express route map

The Pak Business Express (Urdu: پاک کاروبار اکسپريس ), often abbreviated as Business Express, is a daily express train service between in Pakistan between the cities of Karachi and Lahore, which is one of the busiest routes in the country.[1] It was inaugurated by the then Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani on 4 January 2012.[2][3][4][5]

The total traveling time of the route was 19 hours 30 minutes, on a total traveling distance of 1,214 kilometres (754 mi).[6]

History

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The Pak Business Express was the brainchild of the Lahore Chamber of Commerce & Industry. Initially, Pakistan Railways started it with the collaboration of a private company Four Brothers Private Limited. It was the first public–private partnership model in railways services in Pakistan.[7]

The service was launched when Pakistan Railways was facing financial issues owing to a host of challenges. These included the deterioration of infrastructure, the inability to purchase fuel from Pakistan State Oil due to exhausting its credit limit, liquidity constraints that led to delays in payment of its employees' salaries and pensions, and the destruction of railway facilities by angry mobs in 2007.[8]

According to the contract between the two parties, the Four Brothers Group had to pay Rs. 3.1 million to Pakistan Railways for each trip between Lahore and Karachi.[8] The private company provided modern facilities like LCD TVs, Wi-Fi, Internet, water dispensers, and lavish food on trains for the first time in Pakistan.[9]

Having originally been a luxury rail service, the Pak Business Express experienced low ridership numbers during its initial weeks. Of the 486 seats available, only about 150 used to be occupied, which barely covered the operational costs. This was attributed to the availability of cheaper and more frequent alternate modes of transport between the two cities. This lack of demand forced Four Brothers to introduce an economy class within a few weeks of its launch with a lower fare.[8]

However, due to a financial dispute on 29 October 2015, Pakistan Railways ended its joint venture with Four Brothers Private Limited and took control of Business Express. Now, this train is running under the management of Pakistan Railways.[10][11]

Route

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Station stops

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Equipment

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The train has AC Business, AC Standard, and Economy class coaches.[13][14]

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The Pak Business Express is a daily express passenger train service operated by , providing a modern and comfortable travel option between the major cities of and in , covering a distance of approximately 1,215 kilometers with 14 stops including Hyderabad, , , , and . Launched on July 29, 2025, by at Railway Station, it represents a significant upgrade to 's rail network, featuring 28 refurbished coaches sourced from that include high-speed free , air-conditioned business-class seating, an international-standard , and enhanced safety measures. The train operates on a schedule of about 18.5 to 19.5 hours per direction—as of November 2025, departing at 4:00 PM to arrive in at 11:20 AM the next day, and departing at 4:00 PM to arrive in at 10:20 AM the next day—catering primarily to travelers and daily commuters with affordable fares across , AC standard, and business classes, available through online booking or cashless systems at stations. This service revives and modernizes a route that previously hosted Pakistan's first privately operated , the original Business Express, which ran from February 2012 to 2015 under a public-private with the Four Brothers Group before ceasing due to operational disputes. The 2025 relaunch incorporates broader improvements, such as escalators, renovated lounges, and waiting halls at key stations like and , alongside POS machines and ATMs for seamless ticketing across 348 railway stations nationwide. Designed to enhance connectivity on one of Pakistan's busiest rail corridors, the Pak Business Express emphasizes European-style luxury at local prices, including spacious interiors and improved catering, positioning it as the country's most advanced luxury train option.

Overview and Operations

Service Profile

The Pak Business Express is a daily inter-city operated by , serving as a premium connectivity option on the . It provides bidirectional service between Cantonment and Lahore Junction, facilitating efficient travel between two of Pakistan's primary economic centers. The train operates under numbers 33UP for the Karachi to Lahore direction and 34DN for the return journey from Lahore to . Covering a total distance of 1,214 km (754 mi), the service maintains an average journey time of approximately 18.5 hours, accommodating both daytime and overnight segments to optimize passenger schedules. Designed as a business-oriented service, the Pak Business Express emphasizes enhanced comfort for professionals, corporate travelers, and frequent commuters along this vital corridor. Its initial configuration prioritized accommodations to appeal to business passengers seeking reliable and upscale rail travel between Pakistan's major urban hubs.

Classes and Amenities

The Pak Business Express operates with three passenger classes: AC Business, AC Standard, and , designed to accommodate varying levels of comfort and affordability on its Lahore-Karachi route. The AC Business class serves as the premium option, featuring air-conditioned coaches with spacious, ergonomically designed seating for enhanced comfort during the journey. AC Standard provides air-conditioned economy-plus seating, while the offers basic air-conditioned or non-air-conditioned options for budget-conscious travelers. Amenities in the AC Business class include reclining seats with ample legroom, individual reading lights, and power outlets at each seat, along with priority boarding to facilitate a seamless . All classes benefit from onboard catering services, featuring meals inspired by such as traditional dishes served in a dedicated , with upgraded options available for passengers. Following the 2025 upgrade, free high-speed became available throughout the train, enhancing connectivity for work and entertainment. Additional features emphasize passenger convenience, including air-conditioned lounges at major stations like and for waiting travelers, and provisions for accessibility to accommodate passengers with disabilities. Tickets can be booked digitally through the official online platform or authorized partners, with fares as of November 2025 ranging from approximately PKR 1,750–1,850 for Economy seats/berths, PKR 3,600 for AC Lower, and PKR 5,250 for AC Standard on the full route; AC Business fares are positioned higher to reflect premium amenities, typically around PKR 5,000–9,000 depending on demand and adjustments.

History

Inception and Launch

The inception of the Pak Business Express was rooted in ' broader modernization initiatives during the early , a period marked by significant financial losses and declining ridership due to competition from road and air transport, as well as internal mismanagement. By , the railway system was incurring annual losses of approximately Rs9 billion, prompting efforts to introduce premium services to revitalize traffic and improve operational efficiency. Launched as Pakistan's first business-oriented express train, the service aimed to offer a modern, efficient alternative to road and for business professionals traveling between and , the country's two largest economic hubs. It operated under a pioneering public-private partnership (PPP) model, with Four Brothers Private Limited responsible for operations, maintenance, and commercial aspects, while provided the infrastructure and locomotives. This collaboration was intended to leverage expertise to enhance without straining public finances. The train was inaugurated on February 3, 2012, by Yousuf Raza at Railway Station, in the presence of federal officials including Railway Minister Ghulam Ahmed Bilour. Marketed as Pakistan's "first-class rail luxury," it emphasized speed—reducing the journey time to 18 hours—and superior comfort features like air-conditioned business-class coaches with , onboard medical staff, and complimentary meals to attract passengers back to rail travel. The inaugural down train departed at 3:30 p.m., arriving in the following day, with the up service from commencing at the same time on a daily basis; the initial setup included nine business-class coaches accommodating over 300 passengers.

Public-Private Partnership and Takeover

The Pak Business Express operated under a public-private partnership (PPP) agreement signed on February 4, 2011, between and M/s Four Brothers International (Pvt) Limited, under which the private entity invested Rs255 million in coaches and operational enhancements for the Lahore-Karachi route while sharing revenues with on an 88:12 basis favoring the public operator. During the operational period from 2012 to 2015, private management initially enhanced through modern amenities and dedicated staffing, but persistent challenges emerged, including high fares that resulted in occupancy rates dropping to around 50 percent within months of launch. To counter low demand, Four Brothers introduced an shortly after the train's , which helped boost occupancy to approximately 70 percent by early 2012. Financial disputes intensified over revenue sharing obligations, escalating maintenance costs, and unpaid subsidies, with Four Brothers accumulating arrears exceeding Rs2.2 billion to by mid-2015, prompting repeated threats of service suspension and failed negotiations. These conflicts culminated in the contract's termination due to the private operator's inability to meet daily payment commitments of Rs4 million. On October 29, 2015, assumed full operational and commercial control of the Pak Business Express to prevent an imminent service halt amid the ongoing financial impasse. In the immediate aftermath, government oversight stabilized operations by integrating the train into the public network, including adjustments such as additional stoppages to improve accessibility and ridership. This transition highlighted broader challenges in Pakistan's transport sector PPPs, including revenue viability, equitable cost allocation, and effective dispute mechanisms, ultimately influencing more cautious approaches to future rail outsourcing initiatives.

Recent Upgrades

In 2025, the upgrades to the Pak Business Express were announced as part of ' broader modernization initiatives under the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP), which includes the of 230 new passenger coaches to enhance train speeds and passenger comfort across the network. These efforts aim to revitalize the railway system amid ongoing reforms, with the Pak Business Express selected as a flagship project to demonstrate improved service quality. The upgraded train was inaugurated on July 29, 2025, by Prime Minister at Railway Station, marking a significant step in the government's push for rail infrastructure renewal. The ceremony highlighted the deployment of 28 refurbished, digitally equipped coaches sourced from for the service. Key enhancements include the introduction of European-style interiors with improved systems, designed to provide elite-class amenities for all passengers while elevating overall travel comfort. Additionally, digital payment systems, such as point-of-sale (POS) terminals, were rolled out at over 300 railway stations to facilitate card-based transactions, reducing queues and enhancing financial transparency. New features incorporated into the upgraded Pak Business Express encompass complimentary high-speed connectivity throughout the coaches and a state-of-the-art dining car offering international-standard meal services. These upgrades maintain a journey time of approximately 18.5 hours between and . During the inauguration, Prime Minister Sharif emphasized the train's role in driving economic revival through enhanced connectivity, vowing further investments including integrations as part of initiatives like the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) Phase II. On August 3, 2025, an economy-class coach derailed in the railway yard, with no injuries reported. The upgrades have also faced media criticism alleging that most coaches are refurbished rather than new, with claims of only four truly new coaches and a lack of dedicated business-class sections. The revitalization has positioned the Pak Business Express as a for Pakistan's rail future, with projections for boosted ridership due to the modernized facilities and broader PSDP-backed expansions. Initial deployment includes coaches from earlier procurements, contributing to increased capacity and service reliability.

Route and Schedule

Route Description

The Pak Business Express operates along the Karachi–Peshawar Main Line (ML-1), a critical artery of that spans and provinces, connecting the southern port city of to the cultural and industrial hub of . This route forms part of the broader 1,733 km ML-1 corridor, with the Karachi-Lahore segment covering approximately 1,215 km, facilitating the movement of passengers and goods between Pakistan's two largest urban centers and economic powerhouses. The journey begins in southern , traversing from through Hyderabad and into the valley, characterized by flat alluvial plains and expansive agricultural fields irrigated by a network of canals. As the line progresses northward, it crosses arid desert terrains in upper near , where sparse vegetation and sandy expanses dominate the landscape, before entering via , shifting into more fertile plains dotted with cotton fields, wheat crops, and the intricate web of the Punjab irrigation system. The final stretch into central features densely populated urban corridors around , blending modern infrastructure with historic settlements along the . Key segments include roughly 900 km from to , navigating the predominantly flat terrain, and about 315 km from to , through Punjab's canal-rich lowlands. This corridor holds strategic importance as Pakistan's primary north-south rail link, paralleling the ancient and enabling trade, commerce, and connectivity between southern ports and northern markets, thereby supporting the nation's economic lifeline. The terrain, while mostly level with elevations rarely exceeding 200 meters, presents challenges such as seasonal flooding in Sindh's low-lying areas, where heavy monsoons can inundate tracks and disrupt services, as seen in widespread damage during major flood events. The line utilizes a broad gauge of 1,676 mm, standard for Pakistan's main network, and remains powered by diesel locomotives, though upgrades under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) include plans for to enhance speed and efficiency along this vital route.

Timetable and Duration

The Pak Business Express operates on a daily schedule in both directions between Karachi Cantt and Lahore Jn. In the up direction (303UP), the train departs Karachi Cantt at 16:00 and arrives at Lahore Jn at 10:30 the following day. In the down direction (304DN), it departs Lahore Jn at 15:30 and arrives at Karachi Cantt at 09:00 the following day. As of November 2025, the departure from Lahore has been adjusted to 17:45. The service runs every day, subject to occasional disruptions from maintenance activities or adverse weather conditions. The average journey duration is about 18.5 hours per direction, though this can vary based on factors such as track conditions, signal reliability, and the train's priority status relative to freight services on shared lines. Following upgrades in 2025, including modernized coaches and track enhancements, the duration has been optimized to approximately 18 hours 30 minutes to 18 hours 45 minutes, improving overall efficiency. Advance reservations are mandatory for all passengers, typically booked through official channels like the website or authorized agents. Historically, the train has experienced average delays of 1–2 hours, primarily due to operational constraints, but these have been mitigated by recent signaling system improvements implemented in 2025.

Station Stops

Major Stops

The Pak Business Express operates along the main line connecting and , making 11 stops in the Karachi to Lahore direction that emphasize urban centers, railway junctions, and logistical hubs to accommodate passenger boarding, connections to regional lines, and essential operational requirements like refueling. These halts are chosen based on high demand from business travelers and local populations, as well as their strategic importance in linking economic corridors across and provinces. The primary stops, in sequence from Karachi to Lahore, include:
  • Karachi Cantt: The southern terminus and a major urban gateway.
  • Hyderabad Jn: A key junction serving central 's industrial and agricultural heartland.
  • Nawabshah Jn: An intermediate halt supporting rural-urban connectivity in northern .
  • Rohri Jn: A critical junction providing access to northern and branch lines toward and beyond, enhancing regional integration.
  • Rahim Yar Khan: A stop catering to the cotton-rich southern border area.
  • Bahawalpur: An urban center with historical and commercial significance in southern .
  • Khanewal Jn: A vital junction for connections to intermediate lines and refueling operations.
  • Sahiwal: An urban stop linking to eastern districts.
  • Raiwind: A junction aiding suburban and rural access near .
  • Kot Lakhpat: A preliminary halt before the northern terminus.
  • Lahore Jn: The final destination and Pakistan's northern rail hub.
The to direction includes additional stops at Landhi Jn and Drigh Road Jn near , for a total of 13 stops. These stops underscore the train's role in bolstering inter-provincial travel efficiency, with all halts designed as brief pauses—typically lasting 2 to 5 minutes—to maintain schedule adherence, except at principal junctions like Rohri Jn and Khanewal Jn where extended stops (20-25 minutes) allow for crew changes and maintenance checks.

Stop Details

Karachi Cantt serves as the origin station for the on its northward journey to , functioning as a major transportation hub for southern with extensive ticketing counters and rigorous security checks to facilitate smooth boarding for business travelers. The station features dedicated business lounges, including renovated CIP areas equipped for pre-departure comfort, as part of broader 2025 upgrades aimed at enhancing passenger experience at key terminals. Hyderabad Jn, an early stop approximately two hours from , caters primarily to passengers from the region, offering access to local connections and featuring platform extensions implemented in recent improvements to accommodate longer trains like the Pak Business Express. Basic facilities such as restrooms and porter services are available, supporting brief halts for passenger exchange without significant delays. Rohri Jn plays a critical role in providing access to the region and northern , with a longer stop duration allowing for essential services like refueling and crew changes. The station includes standard amenities such as restrooms and porter assistance, essential for handling regional traffic on this overnight segment of the route. Jn, functioning as a midway junction near Cantt, supports refueling operations and interchanges for those connecting to southern destinations, including vendors offering local cuisine like Multani dishes during the 20-minute halt. This stop underscores the train's role in linking central 's economic centers, with basic exchange facilities aiding seamless transfers. Lahore Jn, the terminus for the upward journey, holds historical significance as the headquarters of and received major 2025 upgrades, including digital kiosks for ticketing and enhanced waiting areas with free to improve efficiency for arriving business passengers. These renovations, encompassing escalators and refurbished lounges, reflect efforts to modernize the station as a premier gateway for . In 2025 capacity enhancements through station revamps and additional ticketing options, including online booking, have improved the passenger experience at key stations.

Equipment and Rolling Stock

Coaches

The Pak Business Express typically comprises 10–12 coaches per trainset, consisting of 2 AC coaches, 4 AC Standard class coaches, 4 coaches, along with a dedicated pantry car and guard vans to support passenger services and operations. These coaches are designed to balance luxury and capacity for the long-distance Lahore-Karachi route, providing varied accommodation options while maintaining efficient train formation. AC Business class coaches offer premium seating with 24–30 seats arranged in a spacious 2+1 configuration, allowing for greater legroom and comfort during the journey; these include convertible berths for rest and elegant wood-paneled interiors that enhance the upscale ambiance. In the 2025 upgrades, these coaches were refitted with high-quality European fabrics for and curtains, improving and aesthetic appeal while aligning with international standards for . AC Standard class coaches similarly provide air-conditioned comfort with 72–100 seats in a 2+2 layout, suitable for professionals seeking reliable mid-tier options. Economy class coaches, also seating 72–100 passengers each, feature ceiling fans for ventilation in non-air-conditioned sections, catering to budget-conscious travelers without compromising basic amenities. The 2025 enhancements across AC Standard and Economy coaches incorporated anti-bacterial materials in and surfaces, alongside upgraded ventilation systems to ensure better air quality and hygiene throughout the 18-hour journey. The pantry car serves as a central hub for onboard catering, fully equipped to prepare and distribute hot meals, beverages, and snacks, with a production capacity exceeding 100 servings per service to meet demand from all classes. This facility adheres to international dining standards, offering a menu that includes traditional alongside quick-service options, contributing to the train's reputation for convenience. Coach manufacturing for the Pak Business Express involves a combination of locally produced units from ' workshops in locations such as and Risalpur, supplemented by imported primarily from to accelerate fleet modernization. The 2025 upgrades were funded through the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP), which facilitated the integration of advanced components into both existing and new coaches, enhancing overall performance and passenger experience. Key safety features in the coaches include integrated fire alarms, clearly marked emergency exits in every carriage, and bio-toilets installed across all classes to manage sustainably without track . These additions, implemented as part of the 2025 refurbishment, prioritize occupant protection and compliance with modern railway regulations.

Locomotives

The Pak Business Express is hauled by diesel-electric locomotives from the fleet, primarily the HGMU-30 class, which were built by Henschel in collaboration with ' Electro-Motive Division (EMD) and introduced in the . These locomotives feature a 16-645 E3C with a power output of 3,000 horsepower, enabling reliable propulsion over the 1,214 km non-electrified route between and . Typically, a single HGMU-30 hauls the train in each direction, with auxiliary banking assistance rarely needed due to the route's mostly flat . Maintenance for these locomotives is conducted at major sheds in and Lahore's Mughalpura workshop, where routine overhauls ensure operational integrity. As part of initiatives, upgrades incorporate fuel-efficient modifications and digital diagnostics through IoT-based monitoring systems, aimed at optimizing and reducing downtime. Diesel consumption for HGMU-30 units averages approximately 5 liters per 1,000 gross tonne-kilometers under typical loads, supporting efficient operations as part of the broader fleet modernization efforts under the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP). The rehabilitated locomotives maintain high reliability, with an average availability exceeding 70% across the fleet and occasional swaps at key stops like to sustain service continuity.

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