Live
- EC sends notice to Cong over poll code violation by Rahul Gandhi, seeks reply by April 29
- CM Revanth flays BJP Policies and Alleges Conspiracy Against Reservations
- BMW's another all-electric car launched in India
- Kajol’s style mantra of the day: Life is short, let my pallu be long
- IPL 2024: Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't work, says R Sai Kishore on being held back till 19th over
- Treating politician differently from ordinary criminal will violate Constitution: ED tells SC on CM Kejriwal's plea
- Adverse weather conditions may hit mango crops in UP: Experts
- Cong to snatch reservation from Dalits, says Union Minister Pralhad Joshi
- Congress tied hands of our soldiers, we gave them full freedom to retaliate: PM Modi
- Big B on being honoured with Mangeshkar Award: ‘Abhaar aur mera param saubhagya’
Pakistan extends permission to operate domestic flights till August 31
The CAA's NOTAM says that Pakistan government is pleased to allow restricted domestic schedule and chartered passenger flight operations between Karachi, Islamabad, Lahore, Peshawar and Quetta.
Islamabad: The Pakistan government has decided to further extend the permission for operating domestic flights to and from six airports of the country till August 31.
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has issued a NOTAM, notice to airmen, regarding the extension, reports Dawn news.
The permission in this regard was earlier given till June 30.
The CAA's NOTAM says that the government of Pakistan is pleased to allow restricted domestic scheduled and chartered passenger flight operations between Karachi, Islamabad, Lahore, Peshawar and Quetta airports only in accordance with established guidelines, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and prior approval from the competent authority.
However, domestic flights operating to and from the Islamabad international airport for Gilgit and Skardu airports would continue as normal operation.
It further said the domestic schedule and the chartered passenger flight operation from all other airports would remain suspended.
The CAA's NOTAM further said that domestic flight operations would be available for all airports.
