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Pakistan to restore its airspace with restrictions

The CAA shared the update on Twitter.

Published: Fri 1 Mar 2019, 8:39 AM

Updated: Fri 1 Mar 2019, 11:35 PM

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In a recent update, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) said that Pakistan will reopen its airspace with restrictions.
Flight operations to and from Islamabad, Quetta, Peshawar and Karachi will resume under restricted airspace.

#Pakistan is to reopen its airspace with restrictions.

Please contact your airline for further details & information.

NOTAM issued until 4 March 19 0800 UTC. pic.twitter.com/6xA3oxoDiH
- CAA Pakistan (@AirportPakistan) March 1, 2019

Flight operation to & from Islamabad, Quetta, Peshawar & Karachi will resume under restricted airspace.

For more details please contact your airline.

For #PCAA safety & comfort of PAX is of utmost priority for which inconvenience is regretted.

May peace prevail & ???? Paindabad! https://t.co/7W60Zd4Epc
- CAA Pakistan (@AirportPakistan) March 1, 2019

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) had on Friday morning said that it will soon announce its decision regarding the restoration of Pakistan's airspace.
The authority tweeted on Friday morning that the decision will be made shortly upon the expiry of existing NOTAM.

Decision on restoring #Pakistan airspace will be made shortly upon the expiry of existing NOTAM.

Regret the inconvenience, we will be updating shortly. ???? Paindabad!
- CAA Pakistan (@AirportPakistan) March 1, 2019

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) had said on Thursday that Pakistan's airspace shall remain closed till 5am on Friday, March 1.

New revised NOTAMN issued on suspension of #Pakistan airspace until 0800 EST on 1st March 19.????

You can do your own calculations of time conversion to PST & please contact your airline for further details. pic.twitter.com/HPlhEIfz9e
- CAA Pakistan (@AirportPakistan) February 28, 2019

Pakistan to restore its airspace with restrictions

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