Archive · 23 Jul 2025
India Extends Airspace Ban for Pakistani Aircraft Until August 2025
India has decided to keep Pakistani planes from flying in its airspace for a while longer.
This means that planes from Pakistan can't fly over India, and vice versa.
This is because of some problems between the two countries in the past.
The ban was first put in place due to fighting and has been extended a few times.
The current restriction will last until August 23, 2025.
It applies to all planes owned or operated by Pakistan.
This is part of India's plan to keep its airspace safe and secure.
India extends restrictions on Pakistani aircraft in its airspace.
The extension is in effect until August 23, 2025.
The restrictions apply to Pakistan-registered aircraft and those operated by Pakistani airlines.
The initial restrictions were put in place due to increased hostilities after the Pahalgam terrorist attack.
This NOTAM extension is aligned with existing security protocols.
- Who
- India and Pakistan.
- What
- India extended restrictions on Pakistani aircraft in its airspace.
- When
- The restrictions were extended until August 23, 2025.
- Where
- Indian airspace.
- Why
- The extension reflects continued strategic considerations and is in line with prevailing security protocols.
Pakistan's Perspective
India's Perspective
No opposing views
Pakistan's Perspective
No information about the Pakistani stance is mentioned in this context.
India's Perspective
No information about the Pakistani stance is mentioned in this context.
- Restriction Extension Date
- August 23, 2025
- Original NOTAM Start
- May 1
- Restrictions apply to
- Pakistan-registered aircraft and Pakistani airline operations.
- Reason for Initial Restrictions
- Increased hostilities