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We have lost over Rs 8 bn due to airspace closure: Pak aviation minister Federal Minister for Aviation Ghulam Sarwar Khan said that the CAA suffered a loss of Rs 8.5 billion because of the airspace restrictions International :- Pakistan has acquired lost over Rs 8 billion because of the conclusion of its airspace following the Balakot air strikes in February, as per a media report on Friday. Pakistan completely shut its airspace on February 26 after the Indian Air Force (IAF) struck a Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) psychological militant preparing camp in Balakot in counter for the Pulwama assault. Ordinary air traffic tasks among India and Pakistan continued on Tuesday with Islamabad opening its airspace for every single regular citizen flight. Tending to a public interview at the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) central command, Federal Minister for Aviation Ghulam Sarwar Khan said that the CAA endured lost Rs 8.5 billion in light of the airspace limitations. It’s an immense m...

Pak opens airspace for civilian traffic; Indian flights to operate soon In India, the biggest pain was suffered by Air India that conducts various international flights from Delhi to Europe and the US International :- Pakistan opened its airspace for all non military personnel traffic on Tuesday morning, sources stated, successfully expelling the prohibition on Indian flights that were not permitted to utilize larger part of its airspace since the Balakot air strikes in February. The move is required to give a noteworthy alleviation to Air India, which endured a tremendous money related loss of around Rs 491 crore as it needed to re-course its different universal flights because of the conclusion of the Pakistan airspace. “Pakistan has allowed all carriers to fly through its airspace from around 12.41 am today. Indian carrier administrators will begin utilizing typical courses through Pakistan airspace soon,” the sources told PTI. Pakistan’s Civil Aviation Authority is...

Pakistan opens its airspace; national carrier PIA resumes flight operations The tracking and interception capabilities that went into Mission Shakti have been available with the DRDO for over a decade International :  The  Civil Aviation Authority  (CAA) on Tuesday reported the total opening of Pakistan’s airspace, with the national transporter continuing its flights the nation over. Pakistan shut its airspace on February 27 following raising strains with India. On Tuesday, two-path flights from Lahore to Islamabad and flights from Karachi to Multan withdrew by the timetable, said an announcement issued by the national transporter –  Pakistan International Airlines  (PIA) – on Tuesday. Flights have additionally been continued for Bahawalpur, Raheem Yar Khan and Dera Ghazi Khan. Flights from Sialkot will continue from March 28, after important fixes are completed on the Sialkot air terminal runway, it said. Prior in February, the CAA somewhat ...