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Govt assessing how Pakistan’s decision to shut its airspace may affect Air Cargo

April 30, 2025
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New Delhi - The Indian government is currently assessing how Pakistan’s decision to shut its airspace may affect air cargo heading from India to regions such as the Gulf, Europe, and the United States. Exporters have said the disruption is unlikely to be significant.

Although the closure could require rerouting for certain flights, most Indian exports move by sea, keeping air-based cargo at a minimal level. According to exporters, only around 3-4% of garments are flown abroad, whether on passenger aircraft or dedicated freighters. A small quantity of gems and jewellery is also transported by . . .

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