Thousands of Indian airlines’ flights have been canceled or delayed due to the closure of Pakistani airspace for Indian flights.
Today is the 19th day of the closure of Pakistani airspace for Indian flights and so far 2,000 Indian flights have been affected by the closure of Pakistani airspace in the past 18 days.
Sources say that Indian airlines have lost more than 400 crore Indian rupees in the last 18 days. Due to long air routes, Indian airlines are facing an increase in fuel and other expenses.
Sources say that flights departing from Amritsar, New Delhi, Mumbai and Ahmedabad, among other cities, are losing crores of rupees daily.
Despite the ceasefire in both countries, flight operations at 24 Indian airports are still inactive, all aircraft have been removed, while 444 flights have been canceled today.
According to the report, 65 daily flights have been canceled from Srinagar Airport, which has been closed for 7 days, while all 30 flights from Ladakh’s Leh Kaushik Airport are still canceled today, 30 flights from Jammu Airport are canceled, and all aircraft have been removed from the hangar.
