Islamabad Prohibits Indian Flights From Crossing Sovereign Sky Until Late November

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Affects Pakistan and India · Covered in 2 countries

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Pakistan keeps its airspace closed to Indian flights for another month.

Pakistan has prolonged its ongoing airspace closure for all Indian-registered and operated aircraft until late November. The restriction applies to commercial and military flights alike. Both nations have maintained mutual aviation bans since the Pahalgam attack last year.

  • The timelineThe restriction remains active until 04:59 on November 24, 2026.
  • The scopeThe closure affects all aircraft owned, operated, leased, or registered by Indian entities, alongside military traffic.
  • The backgroundThe restrictions stem from reciprocal measures enacted after the Pahalgam attack in April 2025.
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Mutual airspace restrictions between neighboring countries disrupt regional flight paths and increase travel times and fuel costs for commercial carriers. Such measures highlight ongoing diplomatic tensions and security concerns between the two nations.

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Pakistan has officially prolonged its airspace prohibition for Indian aircraft until November 24, continuing reciprocal aviation restrictions.

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