<h1>India extends ban on Pakistani aircraft in airspace until August 2025 under ongoing security measures</h1> India has extended its ban on Pakistani aircraft entering its airspace until August 24, 2025, a restriction initially imposed after a terror attack in April that killed 26 people. The closure affects all planes operated, owned, or leased by Pakistani airlines, including military flights, and has been extended multiple times since its start on April 30. This measure is part of broader actions taken by India in response to security concerns. In parallel, Pakistan has also prolonged its closure of airspace to Indian aircraft until the same date, following its initial ban linked to the suspension of a bilateral water treaty. Both countries continue to enforce these reciprocal airspace restrictions amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.