India Keeps Skies Shut for Pakistan, Extends Airspace Ban Till Aug 23 | India News

Civil Aviation State Minister Murlidhar Mohol said in an article about X, “Notification to Airmen (NOTAM), which restricts the entry of the Pakistan plane into the Indian airspace, has been officially extended until August 23, 2025.”

“This extension reflects the ongoing strategic issues and is compatible with the judge security protocols. Keep watching us for more updates,” he said.

This action followed Pakistan’s decision to start Indian flights from the airspace.

Pakistani Airports Administration (PAA) expanded the closure of the airspace for flights operated by Indian Airlines until 24 August last week. Paa said that the ban would remain in place until 24 August 05: 19 (India time).

Meanwhile, NGEam was published for a large-scale Indian Air Force (IAF) planned in Rajasthan in Rajasthan between 23-25 July.

Indian Air Force will perform a major military exercise in Rajasthan, which covers areas from Barmer to Jodhpur.

The region witnessed Pakistan’s drone and missile interventions during the Sindoor operations, which launched several drone attacks targeting Pakistan’s Barmeeri, Jaisalmer, Bikaner and Sri Ganganagar regions of Pakistan.

A note is given when a particular airspace needs to be cleaned from civil air traffic. During previous voltages with Potistan, similar notifications were made to ensure that no passenger aircraft was caught in the midst of potential air operations. It helps to prevent civilian losses by keeping commercial aircraft away from military activity zones.

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