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Pakistan Extends Airspace Ban For Indian Aircraft Till September 23
Pakistan authorities on Wednesday extended its airspace ban for Indian aircraft till September 23.
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Pakistan Lost Rs 4.1 Billion After Airspace Ban On Indian Flights: Report
Pakistan's airport body suffered a loss of Rs 4.1 billion in over two months due to the closure of airspace for Indian airlines, according to official data.
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India Extends Ban On Pak Aircraft From Entering Airspace Till August 23
India on Tuesday extended the ban on Pakistani aircraft from entering the domestic airspace till August 23.
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Pakistan Extends Airspace Ban For Indian Flights Till August 24
Pakistan has extended the closure of its airspace for flights operated by Indian airlines by another month till August 24, the Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) said.
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India Extends Airspace Closure For Pak Airlines Till June 23
India on Friday extended the closure of its airspace for flights operated by Pakistan airlines by another month till June 23, according to sources.
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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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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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Pak Extends Airspace Ban Along Its Eastern Border With India Till June 28
Pakistan on Thursday extended its airspace ban along its eastern border with India for the third time till June 28, according to a notice issued by the country's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).
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Pakistan Extends Airspace Ban On Indian Border Till June 14
Pakistan airspace on its border with India will remain closed till June 14, a spokesperson for Pakistan's Civil Aviation Authority told news agency Reuters today.
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Pakistan Extends Airspace Ban For Indian Aircraft Till September 23
Pakistan authorities on Wednesday extended its airspace ban for Indian aircraft till September 23.
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Pakistan Lost Rs 4.1 Billion After Airspace Ban On Indian Flights: Report
Pakistan's airport body suffered a loss of Rs 4.1 billion in over two months due to the closure of airspace for Indian airlines, according to official data.
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India Extends Ban On Pak Aircraft From Entering Airspace Till August 23
India on Tuesday extended the ban on Pakistani aircraft from entering the domestic airspace till August 23.
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Pakistan Extends Airspace Ban For Indian Flights Till August 24
Pakistan has extended the closure of its airspace for flights operated by Indian airlines by another month till August 24, the Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) said.
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India Extends Airspace Closure For Pak Airlines Till June 23
India on Friday extended the closure of its airspace for flights operated by Pakistan airlines by another month till June 23, according to sources.
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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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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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Pak Extends Airspace Ban Along Its Eastern Border With India Till June 28
Pakistan on Thursday extended its airspace ban along its eastern border with India for the third time till June 28, according to a notice issued by the country's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).
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Pakistan Extends Airspace Ban On Indian Border Till June 14
Pakistan airspace on its border with India will remain closed till June 14, a spokesperson for Pakistan's Civil Aviation Authority told news agency Reuters today.
