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Zafar Masud is more than a seasoned banker or CEO — he is a walking miracle. On May 22, 2020, when PIA flight PK 8303 crashed just moments before landing in Karachi, killing 97 of the 99 people on board, he was one of the only two who survived. At that moment, the world around him turned to fire and metal — but somehow, against all odds, he lived.
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On May 22, 2020, PIA Flight PK-8303 crashed in Karachi. Ninety-seven passengers lost their lives. Only two survived. One of them was Zafar Masud—CEO of Bank of Punjab—who now shares his deeply personal account of that life-altering day.
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On April 28, 2025, Habib University hosted a poignant book talk with Zafar Masud, President and CEO of the Bank of Punjab, discussing his memoir “Seat 1C.” The event attracted a diverse audience eager to hear Masud’s reflections on surviving the tragic plane crash of May 22, 2020. “Seat 1C” blends memoir and essay, exploring themes of survival, healing, and empathy through Masud’s profound insights drawn from various disciplines.
Hear from Zafar Masud, President & CEO of the Bank of Punjab, as he offers a glimpse into his book, Seat 1C, not only recounts one of the worst air disasters in Pakistan but also offers a deep reflection and renewed sense of purpose. Moderated by renowned journalist Naveen Naqvi, the event promises a powerful conversation on resilience and purpose.
Mr. Zafar Masud shares reflections from his book Seat ‘1C at IBA Karachi — Complete Event Video
Zafar Masud, a survivor of the 2020 PIA plane crash, unveiled his book “Seat 1C: A Survivor’s Tale of Hope, Resilience of Renewal” at the National Academy of Performing Arts in Karachi. The event was part of the “MILKAR” mental health campaign, founded by the Mir Khalil-ur-Rehman Foundation and the British Asian Trust, aiming to raise awareness and provide support for mental health issues.
Hear from Naveen Naqvi, a renowned journalist, as she shares what to expect from her upcoming Conversation with Zafar Masud at the launch of Seat 1C. Touching on themes of resilience, identity, economy and culture; the dialogue promises to be both profound and engaging.
