As Pakistan keeps its airspace closed since the Indian Air Force strikes on a terrorist camp in Balakot on February 26, the operating cost for Air India, which flies to destinations in Europe and the US, has increased significantly as it has to take longer routes. As Pakistan Airspace Closure Results in Crisis, Air India Requests 'Inactive' Crew to Immediately Join Work
As Pakistan keeps its airspace closed since the Indian Air Force strikes on a terrorist camp in Balakot on February 26, the operating cost for Air India, which flies to destinations in Europe and the US, has increased significantly as it has to take longer routes. As Pakistan Airspace Closure Results in Crisis, Air India Requests 'Inactive' Crew to Immediately Join Work
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