A US Airline has honored a Pakistan origin employee by inscribing his name on the aeroplane as reward for his punctuality to duty during the last 35 years of service. Muhammad Zaheen, who belongs to Peshawar city, has now a days been inscribed on an aeroplane of United Air Line as a reward of his dedication and punctuality to duty. Selection of Muhammad Zaheen has been made from among 85,000 employees of the Airline and is considered as an honor for whole Pakistani community and dwellers of Peshawar city. The Airline made two offers including cash gift card of US$10,000 and a paid two weeks vacation trip around the world along with wife to Muhammad Zaheen as reward of his record dedication to duty, but he avoided both the offers and made a request for inscription of his name on the aeroplane. “My forename is `Muhammad’ and I wanted to see the name of our Prophet (PBUH) flying high in skies and coming into the notice of people traveling in the plane,” Zaheen told APP. It was a difficult decision for the company because in the history of United Airlines, never any employee’s name is written on the plane, but my CEO finally agreed with my request, he added.