In a significant development, Pakistan has taken a decisive step byimplementing comprehensive monitoring procedures for all flights arrivingfrom the western side, notably including Iran.
The strained relations between Pakistan and Iran are attributed to Iran’sincursion into Balochistan, resulting in the unfortunate death of twochildren.
Insights from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) indicate that air trafficfrom the western border is now subject to close scrutiny, with all relevantauthorities placed on high alert.
According to CAA sources, a directive has been issued to Air TrafficControl (ATC) to meticulously gather details of all incoming flights fromthe western side, marking a noteworthy instance of such extensivemonitoring being put into effect.
Despite the tensions, the airspace over both Pakistan and Iran remains openfor commercial flights, and there has been no official directive to closeairspace for flights originating from Iran.
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This increased surveillance is being implemented against a backdrop ofheightened vigilance, underscoring the commitment of Pakistani authoritiesto ensuring the security and safety of air travel.
In response to Tehran’s violation of Pakistan’s airspace and strikes inBalochistan, Pakistan took swift action by targeting terrorist hideoutsinside the Iranian border.
While taking precautionary measures, Pakistan’s decision to keep itsairspace open for commercial flights from Iran signifies a commitment tointernational cooperation and the maintenance of ongoing economic ties.