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Fact Check: US Didn't Use Indian Airspace For Strikes On Iran Nuclear Sites
The Fact Check unit of the Press Information Bureau (PIB) has debunked claims circulating on social media that the US military used Indian airspace to carry out its Operation Midnight Hammer, launched against Iran's nuclear infrastructure.
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Sirens, Bodies, 450 Km-Evacuation Route: What Indian Students Saw In Iran
As part of Operation Sindhu, three charter flights - two from Iran's Mashhad and one from Turkmenistan's Ashgabat - have successfully brought back 827 Indian nationals so far.
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More Indian Students Return To Delhi After Iran Opens Its Airspace
Flight carrying Indian students lands in Delhi after Iran opens its airspace for Operation Sindhu
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Iran Opens Airspace For India, 1st Batch Of Students To Reach Delhi Tonight
Iran has opened its otherwise closed airspace exclusively for Indian evacuation flights. At least 1,000 Indian students stranded in conflict-hit Iranian cities are expected to land in Delhi in the next two days as part of the government's emergency
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Indian Students In Tehran Being Evacuated To Qom Amid Israel-Iran Conflict
Israel launched "Operation Rising Lion" with a surprise attack on Friday morning that wiped out the top echelon of Iran's military command and damaged its nuclear sites.
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"Land Borders Open": Iran On India's Request For Evacuation Of Students
Iran has responded to India's request for the safe evacuation of Indian students suck in Iranian cities as Israel continued its bombing of targets in the Islamic republic. Tehran said that though the airspace is closed over Iran, all land borders are
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"Immediately Assisted...": Air Force Sources On IndiGo's Mid-Air Scare
The IndiGo plane that encountered severe turbulence en route from Delhi to Srinagar - leading to a terrifying 8,500-feet-per-minute descent, when the normal is no more than 3,000 - had been told Pak airspace was off limits, sources said.
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Pakistan Extends Closure Of Airspace For Indian Flights Till June 24
Pakistan on Friday extended closure of its airspace for Indian flights until June 24, according to a new NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) issued by the Pakistan Airports Authority.
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"Pakistan Didn't Close Airspace, Used Civilian Flights As Shield": Government
Pakistan did not close its airspace yesterday and allowed civilian aircraft to operate, while it sneakily launched Turkish-made drones at Indian cities on Thursday, the government said in a briefing this evening.
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India's 'We Control Our Skies' Message After Shooting Down Pak Missiles
India is in control of its airspace which is protected by an advanced air defence network 'capable of detecting, jamming, and eliminating threats before they breach' - this is the unequivocal message to Pakistan and hostile non-state actors.
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Pakistan Shuts Down Airspace, Plans To Hit Back After India's Precision Strikes
Pakistan, in disbelief and distress after Indian armed forces missiles pummeled multiple terrorist camps in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, as well as deep inside Pakistan, has decided to close down its airspace entirely.
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Op Sindoor: Flights To Cities In Border Areas Impacted, Airlines Share Advisory
Several flights connecting major cities in northern states have been impacted due to airspace restrictions in view of the Indian armed forces' strikes on terror bases in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
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Exclusive: Most Leading Airlines Voluntarily Avoiding Pak Airspace
It's not just Indian airlines travelling West which are having to fly longer and incur more costs because of the overflight ban over Pakistan.
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Air India Allowed To Extend Crew Duty, Rest Periods Amid Pak Airspace Ban
The exemption increases the maximum flight duty period - typically the time between reporting for duty and the end of flight-related activities - for pilots and cabin crew, the memo showed.
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Air India's '$600 Million In Losses Due To Pak Airspace Ban' Warning: Report
Air India may pay up to $600 million in extra costs after Pakistan shuts its airspace to Indian airlines, news agency Reuters said Thursday evening citing a company letter it had accessed.
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Fact Check: US Didn't Use Indian Airspace For Strikes On Iran Nuclear Sites
The Fact Check unit of the Press Information Bureau (PIB) has debunked claims circulating on social media that the US military used Indian airspace to carry out its Operation Midnight Hammer, launched against Iran's nuclear infrastructure.
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Sirens, Bodies, 450 Km-Evacuation Route: What Indian Students Saw In Iran
As part of Operation Sindhu, three charter flights - two from Iran's Mashhad and one from Turkmenistan's Ashgabat - have successfully brought back 827 Indian nationals so far.
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More Indian Students Return To Delhi After Iran Opens Its Airspace
Flight carrying Indian students lands in Delhi after Iran opens its airspace for Operation Sindhu
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Iran Opens Airspace For India, 1st Batch Of Students To Reach Delhi Tonight
Iran has opened its otherwise closed airspace exclusively for Indian evacuation flights. At least 1,000 Indian students stranded in conflict-hit Iranian cities are expected to land in Delhi in the next two days as part of the government's emergency
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Indian Students In Tehran Being Evacuated To Qom Amid Israel-Iran Conflict
Israel launched "Operation Rising Lion" with a surprise attack on Friday morning that wiped out the top echelon of Iran's military command and damaged its nuclear sites.
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"Land Borders Open": Iran On India's Request For Evacuation Of Students
Iran has responded to India's request for the safe evacuation of Indian students suck in Iranian cities as Israel continued its bombing of targets in the Islamic republic. Tehran said that though the airspace is closed over Iran, all land borders are
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"Immediately Assisted...": Air Force Sources On IndiGo's Mid-Air Scare
The IndiGo plane that encountered severe turbulence en route from Delhi to Srinagar - leading to a terrifying 8,500-feet-per-minute descent, when the normal is no more than 3,000 - had been told Pak airspace was off limits, sources said.
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Pakistan Extends Closure Of Airspace For Indian Flights Till June 24
Pakistan on Friday extended closure of its airspace for Indian flights until June 24, according to a new NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) issued by the Pakistan Airports Authority.
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"Pakistan Didn't Close Airspace, Used Civilian Flights As Shield": Government
Pakistan did not close its airspace yesterday and allowed civilian aircraft to operate, while it sneakily launched Turkish-made drones at Indian cities on Thursday, the government said in a briefing this evening.
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India's 'We Control Our Skies' Message After Shooting Down Pak Missiles
India is in control of its airspace which is protected by an advanced air defence network 'capable of detecting, jamming, and eliminating threats before they breach' - this is the unequivocal message to Pakistan and hostile non-state actors.
-
Pakistan Shuts Down Airspace, Plans To Hit Back After India's Precision Strikes
Pakistan, in disbelief and distress after Indian armed forces missiles pummeled multiple terrorist camps in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, as well as deep inside Pakistan, has decided to close down its airspace entirely.
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Op Sindoor: Flights To Cities In Border Areas Impacted, Airlines Share Advisory
Several flights connecting major cities in northern states have been impacted due to airspace restrictions in view of the Indian armed forces' strikes on terror bases in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
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Exclusive: Most Leading Airlines Voluntarily Avoiding Pak Airspace
It's not just Indian airlines travelling West which are having to fly longer and incur more costs because of the overflight ban over Pakistan.
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Air India Allowed To Extend Crew Duty, Rest Periods Amid Pak Airspace Ban
The exemption increases the maximum flight duty period - typically the time between reporting for duty and the end of flight-related activities - for pilots and cabin crew, the memo showed.
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Air India's '$600 Million In Losses Due To Pak Airspace Ban' Warning: Report
Air India may pay up to $600 million in extra costs after Pakistan shuts its airspace to Indian airlines, news agency Reuters said Thursday evening citing a company letter it had accessed.
