Pakistan reopens airspace months after India standoff
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pic.twitter.com/EYyFw3WJMTLast week, Pakistan's top aviation bureaucrat Shahrukh Nusrat told parliament that airspace would only be reopened if India withdrew fighter jets placed at bases near the border.A CAA spokesperson confirmed to Al Jazeera on Tuesday that the airspace had been reopened, but refused to comment on whether it was in response to any change in India's military posture.Pakistan's military did not immediately respond to a request for comment.In April, authorities in Pakistan reopened southern transit routes for flights over the country, allowing some civilian air traffic to fly through a coastal air corridor.
As said here by Asad Hashim