Big blow to Pakistan! Cross-border tensions with India cost Rs 127 crore loss in two months due to….

Pakistan closed the airspace on Indian flights, in response to India’s suspension of Indus Waters Treaty, which cost billions of losses to the country. According to the Pakistan National Assembly, the government lost 4.10 billion PKR, which was equivalent to 127 RS within two months.

Causes Pakistan to lose 127 RS Crore in two months?

The Pakistani Ministry of Defense reported that losses occurred after the closure of Indian planes between 24 April and 30 June 2025. Approximately 100-150 Indian aircraft were influenced by this movement. Despite the losses, the income of Pakistan Airport Authority increased by US $ 760,000 against US $ 508,000 in 2019 in 2025. “When financial losses occur, sovereignty and national defense are priority according to economic thoughts.” He said. The ministry announced that the airspace restrictions are under the jurisdiction of the federal government.

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Previously, Pakistan suffered $ 54 million after the closure of the airspace due to cross -border tensions. In 2019, Pakistan closed the airspace for more than four months in response to Balakot air strikes and caused significant losses for Indian airlines. The current closing will continue until at least 24 August 2025.

India-Pakistan Airspace Stand-Off

Both the Indian and Pakistani airspace remain closed to each other’s planes, prioritize national security and maintain sovereignty. Closes are expected to continue until at least 24 August 2025. Initially, the closing will end on May 24, but both nations expand continuous restrictions.

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Meanwhile, due to the closure of the airspace, re -orientation and increasing fuel consumption, Pakistan causes significant financial losses for international airlines and Indian airlines. This deterioration has led to longer flight times and higher costs. In the midst of this, foreign airlines may receive the cost advantage of Pakistan’s airspace on Indian carriers on common routes, which can affect competitiveness

Pakistan’s Resistance Front (TRF) assumed the responsibility of the expensive attack in JK in April this year. In response to the attack, India reduced diplomatic relations with Pakistan, suspended the Treaty of Indus Waters before starting the Sindoor operation and imposed a trade ban.