Pakistan extends ban on use of airspace for Indian flights

The ban on Indian aircraft flying in Pakistani airspace has been further extended.

According to the Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA), the ban on the use of Pakistani airspace for Indian flights has been extended until 4:59 AM on June 24.

The PAA states that all aircraft registered, operated, owned, or leased by India will remain subject to the ban.

The PAA also states that the ban will apply to Indian military aircraft, and any flight managed by Indian airlines or operators will not be able to use Pakistani airspace.

It is noteworthy that following the Pulwama attack, Pakistan closed its airspace to Indian flights for one month on April 24 amid tensions between the two countries.