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Economic Times17.06.2026WeltIndia

Pakistan Extends Ban on Indian Aircraft for Another Month

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Pakistan has extended its ban on Indian aircraft until July 24, impacting airlines with longer routes and increased costs.
Diplomatic ties remain strained despite eased military tensions.

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Pakistan has extended its ban on Indian aircraft until July 24, impacting airlines with longer routes and increased costs. Diplomatic ties remain strained despite eased military tensions.

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