Pakistan has extended its ban on Indian aircraft using Pakistani airspace until Tuesday, February 24.
A spokesperson for the Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) said the country’s airspace will remain closed to Indian-registered aircraft. The restriction will now run until 5:00 am on February 24.
The ban applies to all aircraft owned, operated or leased by Indian airlines. It also covers military flights.
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Earlier in December, Pakistan had extended its airspace closure for Indian-registered aircraft by another month, continuing restrictions that have been in place since April last year amid ongoing bilateral tensions.
The PAA had issued a new Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) with the approval of the federal government, confirming that Pakistan’s airspace will remain closed to Indian aircraft until 23 January, 2026.
