Airlines
Pakistani Airspace Reopens as Kashmir Tensions Ease
Several airlines resume regular service.

Pakistan’s Civil Aviation Administration opened its airspace “with restrictions” Friday, clearing airlines to resume flights over its territory for the first time since February 27, when authorities barred any overflights in response to escalating tensions in Kashmir. The Notam expired on Thursday night, soon after the CAA temporarily lifted its restrictions to allow at least three commercial flights to depart Peshawar.