Pakistan has decided to extend its airspace ban on Indian flights for one more month. This decision comes after recent military tensions between the two countries. Because of the ban, Indian airlines are facing major losses. Reports suggest they have lost over Rs 8 billion due to longer flight routes, extra fuel costs, and stopovers needed to avoid Pakistani airspace.
The airspace restrictions have forced Indian airlines to change their usual flight paths, making their journeys longer and more expensive. Flights that would normally pass over Pakistan now have to take longer routes, which means more time in the air and more fuel used. This also causes delays and inconvenience for passengers.
The ongoing airspace ban has had a strong financial impact on the Indian aviation sector. Airlines are struggling to manage these added costs while trying to keep ticket prices competitive.
Tensions between India and Pakistan often affect air travel in the region. In the past, similar bans have caused disruptions in international and domestic flights. Experts hope that both countries will find a peaceful solution soon to ease the pressure on the aviation industry and passengers alike.
For now, Indian airlines and travelers will have to continue adjusting to the longer routes and increased travel time.
