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gray man

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Pakistan stands to incur daily financial losses ranging between $300,000 and $760,000 due to its decision to close its airspace to Indian flights. This loss stems primarily from overflight fees that international airlines pay for using Pakistani airspace. With Indian carriers rerouting flights to avoid Pakistani territory, the country will miss out on a significant stream of aviation revenue each day the closure remains in effect.

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Greg

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I wonder how long they'll keep this up when that lost revenue starts adding up to millions. Pretty ironic that their attempt to pressure India is actually just draining their own coffers while Indian airlines just fly around the problem.

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Soumyadip Dey

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it's called kulhari pe pair marna :)

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Anonymous 1

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