Pakistan’s recent move to close its airspace to Indian flights is likely to create serious financial and operational challenges. Airlines in India may have to change their flight paths, which means longer journeys, more fuel use, and higher costs. This could lead to millions of dollars in extra expenses for Indian carriers.
The decision is expected to affect not only the airlines but also passengers, as flights may be delayed or rescheduled. It could also put pressure on aviation logistics and planning. This development highlights rising tensions between the two countries and could have wider effects on regional travel and connectivity.
