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India Closes Airspace For All Pak Flights Days After Kashmir Terror Attack
Six days after Pakistan decided to shut its airspace to all flights owned and operated by Indian carriers, New Delhi has announced a reciprocal move by shutting down its airspace to all Pakistan owned and operated planes.
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Indian Airlines Brace For Higher Costs, Detours After Ban From Pakistan Airspace
Top Indian airlines Air India and IndiGo are bracing for higher fuel costs and longer journey times as they reroute international flights after Pakistan shut its airspace to them amid escalating tensions over a deadly militant attack in Kashmir.
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Pak Closes 3 Aviation Routes Over Karachi For All International Flights
Pakistan has closed three aviation routes of Karachi airspace from August 28 till August 31, the country's civil aviation authority said on Wednesday after the government's announcement that it is considering a complete ban on the use of the country's airspace by Indian flights.
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India Asks Pakistan To Let PM Modi's Flight Pass Through Its Airspace: Report
India has requested Pakistan to let Prime Minister Narendra Modi's aircraft fly over its airspace to Bishkek in Kyrgyzstan where he has to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit on June 13 and June 14, a senior government official told news agency Press Trust of India.
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Pakistan's Airspace Ban Costs Air India Crores, Passengers Extra Time
The airspace ban over Pakistan which began on February 27, a day after India targeted a Jaish-e-Mohammed terror camp in Balakot in Pakistan, is costing national carrier Air Indiadearly.
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Flights To Europe, Middle-East Delayed As Pak Places Curbs On Airspace
India's surgical strikes across the Line of Control in the aftermath of Uri attack has had an immediate fallout on commercial flights from India. Pakistan has banned low-level flying over its airspace that could result in rerouting of flights to the US, Europe and the Gulf.
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India Closes Airspace For All Pak Flights Days After Kashmir Terror Attack
Six days after Pakistan decided to shut its airspace to all flights owned and operated by Indian carriers, New Delhi has announced a reciprocal move by shutting down its airspace to all Pakistan owned and operated planes.
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Indian Airlines Brace For Higher Costs, Detours After Ban From Pakistan Airspace
Top Indian airlines Air India and IndiGo are bracing for higher fuel costs and longer journey times as they reroute international flights after Pakistan shut its airspace to them amid escalating tensions over a deadly militant attack in Kashmir.
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Pak Closes 3 Aviation Routes Over Karachi For All International Flights
Pakistan has closed three aviation routes of Karachi airspace from August 28 till August 31, the country's civil aviation authority said on Wednesday after the government's announcement that it is considering a complete ban on the use of the country's airspace by Indian flights.
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India Asks Pakistan To Let PM Modi's Flight Pass Through Its Airspace: Report
India has requested Pakistan to let Prime Minister Narendra Modi's aircraft fly over its airspace to Bishkek in Kyrgyzstan where he has to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit on June 13 and June 14, a senior government official told news agency Press Trust of India.
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Pakistan's Airspace Ban Costs Air India Crores, Passengers Extra Time
The airspace ban over Pakistan which began on February 27, a day after India targeted a Jaish-e-Mohammed terror camp in Balakot in Pakistan, is costing national carrier Air Indiadearly.
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Flights To Europe, Middle-East Delayed As Pak Places Curbs On Airspace
India's surgical strikes across the Line of Control in the aftermath of Uri attack has had an immediate fallout on commercial flights from India. Pakistan has banned low-level flying over its airspace that could result in rerouting of flights to the US, Europe and the Gulf.
