The Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) has issued a formal notification extending the prohibition of Indian aircraft within its national airspace. This restriction applies to the two primary flight information regions (FIRs) managed by the country: Karachi and Lahore. The current extension is scheduled to remain in force until November 24.

While the PCAA document confirms the extension of these flight restrictions, it provides limited context regarding the underlying diplomatic or security justifications for the move. The airspace over Pakistan is divided into the Karachi and Lahore regions, both of which are subject to these regulatory controls. The extension continues a pattern of restricted aviation access between the two nations, which has been a recurring feature of regional geopolitical tensions. Because only one source provided information on this specific extension, there is no conflicting data regarding the timeline or the scope of the flight ban, though the lack of official commentary from Indian aviation authorities leaves the broader impact on commercial flight paths and regional transit routes unaddressed in the current reporting.