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Pakistan's airspace closure since April 2025 has forced Air India to reroute flights, costing ₹4,000 crore and adding 60–90 minutes to travel times.
Pakistan's continued closure of its airspace to Indian airlines has cost Air India an estimated ₹4,000 crore due to longer flight routes, increased fuel use, higher crew costs, and extended turnaround times.
The ban, triggered by the April 2025 Pahalgam terror attack and ongoing regional tensions, remains in effect, with Pakistan issuing new restrictions for military exercises.
Air India has rerouted flights to Europe and North America, adding 60 to 90 minutes to travel times.
The airline also faces challenges from U.S. tariffs, visa limits, and supply-chain delays.
CEO Campbell Wilson said the June 12 crash of flight AI171, which killed 260 people, has been under investigation, with an interim report finding no mechanical or operational issues.
Air India continues supporting victims' families and plans to gradually restore normal operations.
El cierre del espacio aéreo de Pakistán desde abril de 2025 ha obligado a Air India a redirigir los vuelos, costando ₹ 4,000 crores y agregando 60 90 minutos a los tiempos de viaje.