Shock to Pakistani air space. (Signal photo)
After the Pahalgam attack, Pakistan is constantly hurting injury due to India’s strength. After the shutdown of Pakistan for India, now two foreign airlines have given a big blow to Pakistan. These Aylines said that he will now fly from another route and will take his passengers safely to their destination.
According to media reports, French Airlines Air France and German airlines Lufthansa have forbidden to fly from Pakistani airspace and suspend all its flights.
Tension between India Pakistan
Actually, this decision of foreign airlines has come amid increasing tension between India and Pakistan. According to the report, international airlines are escaping from Pakistani air route. It is being told that due to shutdown of Pakistan airspace, it is estimated to lose Rs 3 lakh every day.
What did International Airlines say?
Air France said that due to tension between India and Pakistan, the airline has suspended flights over Pakistan till next notice. Meanwhile, Lufthansa said in a statement that its aircraft were escaping from Pakistani airspace until next notice.
Ailines are distinguished from Pakistan
Lufthansa said that after this decision, avoiding Pakistani airspace will increase the time of flights on some routes in Asia. The Aylines company said that it is monitoring the developments. The decision will be taken according to the situation. According to the report, flight tracking data has shown that British Airways, Swiss International Air Lines and some flights of Emirates are turning north towards Delhi to escape from Pakistani airs after passing through the Arabian Sea. However, these Aylines have not officially issued any statement.
Will have to adopt a long way
Air France said that it is making changes in its flight plans for places like Delhi, Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh, which will increase the time. According to data from flight tracking website flightradar 24, Lufthansa flight from Frankfurt to New Delhi LH760 had to fly about an hour more on Sunday, as it had to adopt a long way.
In addition to long distance and high fuel costs for airlines, new flight routes will also reduce the income from Pakistan’s overfly fee. According to the report, these fees can be up to hundreds of dollars per flying depending on the weight and distance of the aircraft.