What happened
Pakistan extended the closure of its airspace for Indian aircraft until September 24, extending the period beyond the previous expiry date on August 23.
Background and earlier position
Pakistan and India imposed reciprocal airspace restrictions on each other’s airlines following the Pahalgam terrorist attack in April 2025, as stated in the evidence.
What changed now
Pakistan’s airspace closure for Indian aircraft remained in effect by being extended from the August 23 expiry date to a new end date of September 24.
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