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Islamabad extends airspace ban on Indian aircraft until Nov. 24 amid lingering tensions

  • The ban was first imposed in April amid heightened tensions over an attack in Indian-administered Kashmir
  • Rerouting flights has raised costs, with Air India estimating about $600 million in annual additional expenses
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