India, Pak extend airspace bans
Salar
|24 May, 2025
India has extended its airspace ban on Pakistan airlines until 23 June 2025, following a series of punitive measures enacted after the Pahalgam terror attack that.
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The ban, first instituted on 30 April, restricts all aircraft registered in Pakistan, as well as those operated or leased by Pakistani airlines, from using Indian airspace. This comes as part of broader retaliatory actions from India, including the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty and a downgrade in diplomatic ties.
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