Power International Ticket Price, Bus Timings, Online Booking & Contact Number
The Power International ticket price sits in the mid range for Punjab intercity travel, with a network of seven routes across eight cities. Considered an elite way to travel in the early 2000s, it has since been overtaken by newer brands but has modernised its fleet with Yutong Double Glass coaches.
Short answer: Power International runs seven routes across eight Punjab cities at mid tier fares, using modernised Yutong coaches. It was a premium name in the early 2000s and now competes on value rather than prestige, which makes it worth checking against the bigger brands on the corridors it still serves.
Power International ticket price and route network
Power International operates a compact Punjab network rather than a national one. Fares depend on the route and coach type, and its own booking site carries the current published prices, which move with fuel costs.
| Detail | What it means for you |
|---|---|
| 7 active routes | A focused Punjab network, not a national map |
| 8 cities served | Check your specific route runs before planning |
| Yutong Double Glass fleet | Modernised vehicles, newer than the Hino and Kazay coaches it once ran |
| Online booking | Own website plus Android and iOS apps |
| Helpline 0300-2190705 | Ticketing and route enquiries |
| No sleeper service | Seated coaches on all routes |
Power International publishes current fares on its own booking platform. Because its route list is compact and changes over time, confirm your specific journey and its live price before travelling rather than relying on any third party fare list.
Why we do not publish a full fare table here
Power International’s network is small enough, and its published fares move often enough, that a static table would go out of date quickly and mislead more than it helps. The company runs its own booking platform where current prices for its seven routes are shown live. We would rather point you there than print a figure that may be a year old, which is a problem on several aggregator listings for this operator.
From elite travel to a value operator
In the early 2000s, Power International was regarded as an elite way to travel in Punjab. The market has changed considerably since, and understanding that shift explains where the company sits today.
A premium name
In the early 2000s it was among the operators people chose when they wanted comfort, running Hino, Daewoo and Kazay coaches at a time when those represented the better end of Pakistani intercity travel.
The market moved
Daewoo Express, Faisal Movers and later entrants like Road Master raised the standard with larger fleets, 2+1 seating, sleeper berths and national terminal networks. A compact Punjab operator could not match that scale.
Modernised, mid tier
The company has added Yutong and Double Glass coaches, replacing the older fleet. It competes on value on a small number of Punjab routes rather than on prestige.
What that means when you book
Do not book Power International on reputation alone, in either direction. The fleet is genuinely newer than it was, but the network is small and it no longer sits at the top of the market. Compare it against Faisal Movers, Skyways and Road Master on your specific route, and judge on the live fare and departure time rather than the name.
Power International fleet and onboard facilities
The fleet has been modernised with Yutong and Yutong Double Glass coaches, replacing the Hino, Daewoo and Kazay buses the company ran in earlier years. All services are seated; there is no sleeper option.
Yutong Double Glass
2 + 2The newer part of the fleet, used on the main routes.
- Air conditioned throughout
- Reclining seats
- Modern cabin fittings
- Replaced the older Hino and Kazay coaches
Sleeper
Not offeredNo berths on any route.
- All services seated
- Punjab routes are relatively short
- Consider Faisal Movers for a berth
- Not offered historically either
Power International bus timings and frequency
With seven routes, Power International runs a limited daily schedule compared with the national operators. Checking the timetable before travelling to the terminal matters more here than on a high frequency corridor.
Main Punjab routes
Daily departuresRegular services on its core corridors, though fewer per day than the large brands running the same cities.
Booking window
Check firstWith a compact route list, availability on a given date is worth confirming before you plan around it.
Peak periods
Book aheadAround Eid and public holidays, a smaller operator sells out faster than one running every half hour.
If nothing suits
Compare alternativesOn most Punjab corridors, Faisal Movers, Skyways and Kohistan Express run considerably more departures.
Power International contact number and booking
The Power International contact number for ticketing and route enquiries is 0300-2190705. The company runs its own booking website alongside Android and iOS apps.
Helpline and booking
Power International operates across Punjab, with booking available online and by phone. It is a separate company from the similarly named Sandhu Power, which is worth knowing when searching.
- Helpline
- 0300-2190705
- Website
- powerinternationalbus.com
- Apps
- Android and iOS
- Network
- 7 routes across 8 Punjab cities
Numbers change occasionally, so verify at the terminal before relying on them, and treat unfamiliar numbers advertised on social media with caution.
How to book Power International tickets online
Check the route runs
With seven routes, confirm your journey is on the network before planning around it.
Compare the live fare
Published third party fare lists for this operator go stale. Check the current price at booking.
Pick your seat
Choose from the seat map and enter a CNIC for each passenger with the name matching.
Pay and get your e-ticket
Pay by JazzCash, Easypaisa, card or bank transfer. Your e-ticket arrives on WhatsApp and email.
- Confirm the live fare. Several aggregator listings for this operator carry outdated prices.
- The network is Punjab only. Karachi, Quetta and the northern routes are not served.
- There is no sleeper option on any route.
- Do not confuse it with Sandhu Power, which is a different company.
Payment methods
- JazzCash
- Easypaisa
- Visa & Mastercard
- Bank transfer
- Cash at counter
Power International vs the Punjab operators
Worth choosing when
- Your route is one of its seven and the live fare is competitive
- Its departure time suits better than the larger operators
- You want a modernised Yutong coach at a mid tier price
- You prefer booking through an operator app
- The bigger brands are sold out on your date
Look elsewhere when
- You need frequent departures or same day flexibility
- Your journey is outside Punjab
- You want a sleeper berth or 2+1 premium seating
- You need a large terminal network if plans change
- You are relying on a published fare that may be out of date
The bottom line
Power International is a modernised operator working a small Punjab network. The elite reputation it held in the early 2000s no longer reflects where it sits, but the newer Yutong fleet means it is not the faded brand that history might suggest either. Check the live fare on your route, compare it against the bigger names, and book on that rather than reputation.
Power International ticket price FAQs
What is the Power International ticket price?
Fares sit in the mid range for Punjab intercity travel and vary by route and coach. Because the network is compact and prices move with fuel costs, we recommend checking the live fare at booking rather than relying on a static list, since several third party listings for this operator carry outdated figures.
What is the Power International contact number?
The helpline for ticketing and route enquiries is 0300-2190705. The company also runs its own booking website at powerinternationalbus.com and offers Android and iOS apps for reservations.
Which cities does Power International serve?
It operates seven active routes across eight Punjab cities. The network is compact rather than national, so confirm your specific journey is served before planning around it. Karachi, Quetta and the northern routes are not part of its map.
Was Power International a premium bus service?
It was regarded as an elite way to travel in Punjab in the early 2000s, running Hino, Daewoo and Kazay coaches when those represented the better end of the market. The market has moved on since, and the company now competes on value rather than prestige, though it has modernised its fleet with Yutong buses.
Does Power International have a sleeper bus?
No. All services are seated on Yutong and Yutong Double Glass coaches. Its Punjab routes are relatively short, so a berth would add little, but if you need one for a long overnight journey, look at Faisal Movers or Kainat Travels.
Is Power International the same as Sandhu Power?
No, they are separate companies with similar names, which causes some confusion when searching. Check which operator your ticket names, and use the 0300-2190705 helpline for Power International specifically.
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