Indian airlines resume flights operations over Pakistan
Indian airlines on Tuesday resumed flight operations on normal routes to Europe and other west-bound destinations over the Pakistan airspace, after Islamabad removed access restrictions.
“After cancellation of NOTAMS by Pakistan and India in the early hours of Tuesday, there are no restrictions on airspaces of both countries, flights have started using the closed air routes, bringing a significant relief for airlines,” the Ministry of Civil Aviation said on Twitter.
On Tuesday morning, Pakistani authorities announced the complete reopening of the country’s airspace for civilian flights, nearly five months after the military escalation with India.
