LAHORE: Pakistan will resume international flight operations after closing its airspace since March to contain the spread of coronavirus, Reuters reported on Friday quoting a top official.
“Both national and foreign airlines shall be allowed to operate from all international airports of Pakistan with exception of Gwadar and Turbat,” said Abdul Sattar Khokhar, Senior Joint Secretary at the Civil Aviation Authority in a statement, adding that flights would be allowed to fly from May 30.
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