Pakistan and India Extend Airspace Ban on Each Other

India and Pakistan extend airspace bans after Kashmir violence, flights to Europe and US face delays

KARACHI, May 24 — Pakistan and India’s aviation authorities said yesterday they would extend an airspace ban on each other’s airlines, after the worst violence between the nuclear-armed rivals in decades. It comes a month after the deadly April 22 attack on Indian tourists in Kashmir, which sparked a four-day military conflict between India and Pakistan. More than 70 people were killed in missile, drone and artillery fire until a ceasefire was a…

Pakistan, India extend airspace bans by another month

No flight operated by Indian airlines or operators will be allowed to enter or transit through Pakistani airspace.

India extends airspace ban for Pakistan airlines till June 23

The ban set up in the wake of the Pahalgam attack was set to expire on May 23; Pakistan has also extended the ban on its airspace for Indian flights by a month till June 24

Pakistan and India extend airspace ban on each other

Pakistan, India extend airspace ban on each other

Pakistan’s Civil Aviation Authority said the ban has been extended until early morning on June 24. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Pakistan extends airspace ban on Indian flights until June 24

Pakistan has extended its airspace ban on Indian flights until June 24, the Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) confirmed on Friday. The ban, initially imposed on April 24, will remain in effect until 4:59 am on June 24 and applies to all aircraft registered in India, as well as those operated, owned, or leased by Indian airlines and operators, including military flights. The statement further clarified that no flight operated by Indian airlines o…