Taiwanese Aircraft Cross Pakistan After Abrupt Airspace Ban Reversal
Published 21h ago · Latest report 1h ago · Diplomacy
Affects Taiwan, Pakistan, and China · Covered in 2 countries
Pakistan briefly banned Taiwanese flights before an abrupt U-turn opened its airspace.
Pakistan briefly banned Taiwanese commercial aircraft from its airspace in alignment with Beijing's One-China policy, before abruptly reversing the decision. The sudden policy U-turn allowed the first Taiwanese civil flight to cross Pakistani airspace. Authorities in Taiwan suspect neighboring China orchestrated the initial travel restriction.
- The policyPakistan enforced an airspace restriction against Taiwan to support Beijing's sovereignty stance.
- The reversalAviation authorities granted permits for Taiwanese carriers after a sudden change in direction.
- The milestoneA commercial flight from Taiwan crossed Pakistani airspace for the first time following the approval.
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Pakistan restricted Taiwanese airlines from using its airspace before reversing the decision to allow a flight.
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- The Straits TimesTaiwan suspects China behind brief Pakistan airspace ban1h ago · open ↗
- DawnPakistan bars Taiwanese airlines from its airspace in line with One-China policy: report21h ago · open ↗
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