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TEHRAN – Iran has partially reopened its airspace following a 12-day military escalation with Israel, signaling a tentative return to calm after both sides agreed to a ceasefire. State media reported on Wednesday that the eastern half of the country is now open to international overflights, as well as domestic and international flights that either …
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Tensions remain high as Pakistan extends its airspace ban on Indian airlines until June 24, 2025. The Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) confirmed the decision on Friday, citing ongoing security concerns following last month’s deadly conflict flare-up. Backdrop of the Conflict The move comes in response to accusations by New Delhi that Islamabad was involved in …
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Most foreign airlines have resumed flying over Pakistan after recent airspace restrictions eased following a ceasefire between Pakistan and India. However, Air France continues to avoid Pakistani airspace, causing delays and millions in additional fuel costs. Normal Flights Resume Post-Ceasefire Officials from the Pakistan Airport Authority (PAA) confirmed that carriers such as Lufthansa, Swiss Air, …
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Pakistan has reimposed an airspace closure over Lahore as tensions with India intensify. The Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) issued a fresh Notice to Airpersons (NOTAM) early Thursday, shutting down Lahore’s airspace until 6 a.m. Friday, citing operational and security concerns. Flights Disrupted Nationwide The PAA advised passengers to remain in close contact with their respective …
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