New Delhi, Aug. 11 -- Pakistan has incurred losses of approximately $14.39 million ('4.1 billion) in just over two months following its decision to block Indian aircraft from using its airspace, according to figures presented in the National Assembly on Friday.
The figures, reported by Dawn, cover the period from April 24 to June 30, 2025, and stem from a retaliatory ban imposed one day after India unilaterally suspended the Indus Waters Treaty.
In response, Islamabad barred all Indian-owned, operated, or leased aircraft from overflying its territory - a move that impacted 100 to 150 Indian flights daily and reduced overall overflight traffic by nearly 20 per cent.
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