Pakistan’s Airspace Closure Causes Big Problems for Indian Airlines

Over 200 flights of Indian airlines have been badly affected after Pakistan closed its airspace for them. This action came after India suspended the Indus Waters Treaty and staged a false flag operation in occupied Kashmir for political gain.

Because of the airspace ban, Indian airlines are spending a lot more money on fuel, airport parking, and hotel stays. Flights are longer, and costs are rising fast. To cover these losses, Indian airlines are expected to increase ticket prices, making it harder for passengers.

Many Indian travellers are now choosing Middle Eastern airlines instead.
The situation has pushed Indian airlines into a deep financial crisis as Pakistan’s airspace remains closed for the fourth day.