Pakistan extends ban on Indian aircraft in its airspace
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Pakistan has announced a further extension of the ban imposed on Indian aircraft in its airspace. According to officials, this restriction will now remain in effect until November 2026.
The primary objective of this decision is to take into account the ongoing strained relations between the two countries and issues of national security. This move by Pakistan is part of a long-standing policy under which strict regulations are applied to the use of its airspace.
Due to this ban, air travel and commercial flight operations between the two countries will remain affected. International aviation experts say that this decision will have a direct impact on air routes in the region, and passengers will have to opt for alternative routes.
Relations between Pakistan and India have been strained for a long time, the effects of which are visible on air connectivity in addition to diplomatic and trade relations. Following this latest notification issued by the Government of Pakistan, Indian aircraft will continue to be unauthorized to use Pakistan's airspace.
Sources: Gulf News
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