'Indian airspace not available for Pakistan registered aircraft and aircraft operated/owned/ or leased by Pakistan airlines/operators, including military flights till June 24, 5.29 am (IST)'.
The Pakistan Airports Authority said the restriction applied to “all aircraft registered, operated, owned, or leased by India”, including military planes, until 4.59 a.m.
Meanwhile, there has been a decrease in aircraft leasing costs due to the Financial AccountingStandard (PSAK) 73 of 2020, which requires aircraft lease components to be recorded as depreciation.
“IndiGo has taken aircraft on lease from Turkish Airlines,” said Patel... with aircraft leased from Turkish Airlines, adding that the decision to renew these leases lies with the Indian government.
The restriction applies to "all aircraft registered, operated, owned, or leased by India" and includes Indian military aircraft, the country's regulator said in the statement.
India on Friday extended the closure of its airspace for all Pakistan-registered, owned and leased airlines till June 23 ... The restriction applies to all aircraft registered, operated, owned, or leased by Pakistani airlines and military flights.
The Pakistan Airports Authority said the restriction applied to “all aircraft registered, operated, owned, or leased by India”, including military planes, until 4.59 a.m.
Currently, IndiGo operates 434 active aircraft ... Approximately 30 of these returning aircraft will re-join IndiGo’s fleet, while about 10 will be returned to lessors upon lease expiration.
... in place until 4.59 AM on June 24, 2025.</p><p>According to the Authority, the ban applies to all aircraft that are registered, operated, owned, or leased by India.
According to the NOTAM issued by the federal ministry of civil aviation, no aircraft registered in Pakistan, and operated, owned or leased by Pakistani airlines or operators will be allowed to ...
... aircraft and airlines ... Pakistan\u2019s airspace is not available for Indian registered aircraft and aircraft operated or owned or leased by Indian airlines or operators, including military flights.
A new Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) issued on Friday states that the restriction will remain in place for all aircraft registered in Pakistan as well as those operated, owned, or leased by Pakistani airlines and operators.
According to today’s statement by the PAA, “The ban on Indian aircraft flying over Pakistani airspace has been extended until 4.59 am on June 24, 2025. All Indian registered, operated, owned or leased aircraft will remain under the ban.