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No Flying Zone In Bay Of Bengal: India has issued NOTAM i.e. Notice to Air Mission as much as 32 kilometers in the Bay of Bengal. That is, on the day of launch, no flight or ship will cross by this area.
India NOTAM in Bay Of Bengal: India has issued NOTAM for 3200 kilometers in the Bay of Bengal. NOTAM means Notice to Air Mission, also referred to as Notice to Airmen. This NOTAM has been issued for fifth and sixth February. There might be no air or sea motion in this zone on today. Actually, NOTAM is issued when a missile must be examined. If India points NOTAM of this distance, then it could take a look at solely two varieties of missiles. Either Agni missile collection or Project Vishnu may be examined. However, this NOTAM doesn’t present details about what sort of missile is to be examined.
The motive behind issuing NOTAM is to stop potential air risk. In the data shared on social media, it’s written that India issued a notification to extend its hazard zone for doable missile take a look at. Its vary is roughly 3,190 km. NOTAM date is 05-06 February 2026. On one hand, there’s political strife in our neighboring nation. There is political discord in Bangladesh. Elections are to be held in February itself, and Pakistan’s interference is growing. But amidst all this, after India issued the NOTAM, there’s panic in each the nations as to what India goes to do now.
India points a notification extending its hazard zone for a possible missile take a look at, the vary is now close to 3,190-km