PAA suffers from loss of RS4BN after banning the airspace for Indian airlines
A plane is preparing to land at an airport. – Reuters/file 100-150 Indian aircraft were blocked daily by Pakistani airspace Khawaja Asif says sovereignty goes beyond financial estimates. The protection of the homeland remains a top priority: Minister. Pakistan has undergone an estimated loss of RS4.1 billion in excessive flight revenue after a ban on aircraft recorded by India using its airspace, The news reported on Saturday. In a written response at the time of the National Assembly, Defense Minister Khawaja Asif noted that the deficit was recorded from the Pakistani Airport Authority (PAA) between April 24 to June 30,
