Pakistan reopens airspace for all flights after temporary closure: PAA

The Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) announced on Saturday that the country’s airspace has been fully restored for all flights, ending a brief period of restricted operations.

In an official statement, the PAA declared: “Pakistan’s airspace has been completely reopened for all types of flights.”

Pakistan airspace to remain closed for all types of flights till May 11

“All airports across the country are now available for normal flight operations.”

The PAA urged travelers to confirm their flight timings, stating: “Passengers are requested to contact their respective airlines for the latest updates on flight schedules.”

The move comes after India and Pakistan agreed to a full and immediate ceasefire.

In a related development, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has begun restoring its flight operations after the country lifted its temporary airspace restrictions, marking a return to normalcy following hours of disruption caused by security concerns.

“PIA operations have started resuming following the end of Pakistan’s airspace closure,” said PIA spokesperson Abdullah Khan.

“Flight PK 750 from Paris to Islamabad, which was diverted to Quetta earlier today, has now departed back for Islamabad at 9 PM. All other PIA operations will fully resume by 10 PM, and all delayed or grounded flights will be operational again.”