150 flights cancelled in Pakistan despite ceasefire

Despite a ceasefire agreement between Pakistan and India and the reopening of airspace, approximately 150 flights were cancelled across Pakistan today (Sunday), according to aviation sources.

The widespread cancellations have disrupted both domestic and international routes, with authorities attributing the decision to continued uncertainty and operational challenges.

Among the cancelled flights were ten designated for Hajj pilgrims, including:

• Three from Lahore
• Two from Islamabad
• One from Multan

City-wise flight cancellations include:

• 45 from Karachi
• 38 from Lahore
• 40 from Islamabad
• 10 from Multan
• 11 from Peshawar
• 6 from Sialkot

Out of the total 150 flights, 138 were international, impacting hundreds of travellers and causing widespread inconvenience.