KARACHI — Pakistan has announced a temporary closure of its airspace for two consecutive days, according to a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) issued by the Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) on Monday.
The notification states that the airspace will remain closed from 6am to 9am on October 28 and 29, restricting all flight operations during the three-hour period on both days.
According to the PAA, the decision has been communicated to all airlines and aviation companies to ensure flight schedule adjustments and avoid disruptions.
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While the notice did not specify the reason for the closure, aviation sources said such measures are typically linked to security drills, air navigation tests, or high-profile movements requiring restricted airspace.
Authorities have advised passengers to stay in touch with their respective airlines for updates regarding possible schedule changes during the restricted hours.