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May 2, 2025

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Air India sees Pakistan airspace prohibiting costing $ 600 million in one year

The name for Air India appears on Airbus A350-900 in Farnborough International Airshow, Farnborough, Britain, July 24 2024-Reuters Pakistan, India’s tensions that burden the aviation sector. The ban on Pakistan’s airspace strikes Indian carriers with longer routes. The Tata Indian Airline is already facing losses. Air India expects to face about $ 600 million at additional expenses, if the ban on Pakistan’s airspace lasts one year and has asked the federal government to offset it for the hit, a letter from the company observed by Reuters shows. Indian airlines are turning off for higher fuel costs and longer travel times,

August 26, 2024

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Poland says a drone likely entered its airspace during the Russian offensive in Ukraine

Firefighters work at the site of a Russian missile, amid Russia’s attack on Ukraine, in the Odesa region, Ukraine on August 26, 2024. — Reuters WARSAW: Poland said a drone likely entered its airspace early Monday morning during a Russian bombardment of Ukraine, adding that the object may have landed on Polish soil and investigations were ongoing. Russia launched more than 100 missiles and about 100 attack drones into Ukraine during the morning rush hour on Monday, killing at least five people and hitting energy facilities across the country, officials said. “It was probably a drone and we assume so,

August 11, 2024

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Belarus summons diplomat over violation of Ukrainian airspace

MOSCOW: Belarus sent more troops to reinforce its border with Ukraine on Saturday, saying Ukrainian drones violated its airspace during Kiev’s military incursion into Russia’s Kursk region. Belarus’ foreign ministry summoned Ukraine’s charge d’affaires, called for measures to ensure such incidents do not happen again and suggested that a repeat would prompt Belarus to consider whether Kiev’s diplomatic presence in Minsk was “appropriate”. President Alexander Lukashenko, speaking at a meeting in eastern Belarus, said air defense forces on Friday shot down several of “about a dozen” Ukrainian drones after they violated Belarusian airspace over the Mogilev region bordering Russia. Lukashenko,

August 8, 2024

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UK, Egypt warn of dangers in airspace over Iran, Lebanon amid fears of conflict

LONDON/CHICAGO: Britain and Egypt asked their airlines on Wednesday to avoid Iranian and Lebanese airspace, amid growing fears of a possible wider conflict in the region after the killing of senior members of the militant groups Hamas and Hezbollah. Britain’s advice to its airlines to avoid Lebanese airspace came hours after Egypt ordered all its airlines to avoid Iranian airspace for three hours early Thursday. Many airlines worldwide are revising their schedules to avoid Iranian and Lebanese airspace, while also suspending flights to Israel and Lebanon. Flying through conflict zones became a prominent industry safety issue a decade ago after

August 7, 2024

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UK, Egypt issue alerts over Iran, Lebanon airspace amid rising Middle East tensions

An employee of Luxor International Airport, wearing a protective face mask, walks next to an EgyptAir plane in Luxor, Egypt, April 9, 2021. — Reuters Egypt instructs all its airlines to avoid Iranian airspace. The NOTAM says the advisory will be in effect from 100 to 400 GMT. Egypt’s ministry says the NOTAM was issued in light of Iran’s notification. LONDON: Egypt and Britain asked their airlines on Wednesday to avoid Iranian and Lebanese airspace amid growing fears of a possible wider conflict in the region after the killing of senior Hamas and Hezbollah members. Britain’s advice to its airlines

August 7, 2024

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Egypt orders airlines to clear Iranian airspace

Listen to the article LONDON: Egypt ordered all its airlines to avoid Iranian airspace for three hours early Thursday amid tensions between Israel and Iran. The NOTAM, a safety alert issued to pilots on Wednesday, said the directive would be in effect from 01:00 to 04:00 GMT. He did not elaborate on why the notice was issued. “All Egyptian air carriers will avoid flying over Tehran (Flight Information Area). No flight plans will be accepted over such territory,” the statement said, referring to the three-hour fixed period. Egypt’s Civil Aviation Ministry confirmed later on Wednesday that the notice was intended

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