Summary
- Pakistan has extended its airspace ban on Indian aircraft until November 24, maintaining a restriction that has remained in place since tensions between the two neighbouring countries escalated in 2025.
- The ban, initially imposed on April 23, 2025, prohibits Indian aircraft from using Pakistani airspace.
- As tensions mounted, Pakistan closed its airspace to Indian aircraft, while India announced a reciprocal restriction on April 30, 2025, barring Pakistani airlines from using its airspace.
AI Generated Summary
Pakistan has extended its airspace ban on Indian aircraft until November 24, maintaining a restriction that has remained in place since tensions between the two neighbouring countries escalated in 2025.
The Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) announced the extension through a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) issued on Saturday. A PAA spokesperson said the restriction would remain effective until 5am on November 24.








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