Pakistan has prolonged its ban on Indian aircraft from entering its airspace until June 24, 2005, as stated in a newly issued Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) by the Pakistan Airports Authority.

The restriction applies to all aircraft that are registered, owned, operated, or leased by India — including military planes, effectively barring Indian airlines and operators from using Pakistani airspace.

This latest move is seen as a retaliatory measure following India’s decision to prohibit Pakistani flights after the Pehalgam attack.

Tensions between the two countries have remained elevated, with no signs of de-escalation. As both sides hold firm, the aviation sector continues to face significant disruptions.