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US Orders Its Airlines To Avoid Pakistan Airspace

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Let's hope for your sake, he doesn't take a U turn on this one. Lol.


Dont need to. But I'm sure you'll be pissing in your pants if it is a real war.
We ain't scared off no 2 feet tall Propaganda warriors off East
 
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Sure. Why didn't the 10ft tall surrender to 2 ft tall in 1971? Why didn't the 10ft tall capture Kashmir for 70 years then?



Because there were only 50,000 10ft warriors surrounded by 100 million 2ft bengalis and 500 million 2 ft indian orcs and were nearly 3000 kms away from home.........:azn:........:lol:

Considering that Pakistan is MORE than 7× smaller than india yet still has domain over 35% of Kashmir, shows our strength and ingenuity..........:azn:..........the 20% of Kashmir controlled by China is governed with Pakistani autonomy..........so in essence, Pakistan has power and influence over 55% of Kashmir.. .......:azn:..........excellent odds by a nation that is more than 7× smaller than india.........:azn:
 
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Something tells me it may have something to do with recent missile tests....or why for the period of exactly one year. !!

Something is cooking, Pakistan should be very vigilante on its internal and external security.
 
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Let's hope for your sake, he doesn't take a U turn on this one. Lol.


Dont need to. But I'm sure you'll be pissing in your pants if it is a real war.
Like Bipin pissed his pants on 27th Feb ?




Yeah , he sure wouldn't take a U-turn becoz Gen.Bajwa wouldn't let him . So wouldn't the Pakistanis
 
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Because there were only 50,000 10ft warriors surrounded by 100 million 2ft bengalis and 500 million 2 ft indian orcs, who were nearly 3000 kms away from home.........:azn:........[emoji38]

Considering that Pakistan is MORE than 7× smaller than india yet still has domain over 35% of Kashmir, shows our strength and ingenuity..........:azn:..........the 20% of Kashmir controlled by China is governed with Pakistani autonomy..........so in essence, Pakistan has power and influence over 55% of Kashmir.. .......:azn:..........excellent odds by a nation that is more than 7× smaller than india.........:azn:
Woah



:cheesy:
 
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Something is cooking, Pakistan should be very vigilante on its internal and external security.

Nothing to be alarmed about as the US has clarified the purpose of issuing this NOTAM.


There may be flight disruptions, airspace closure in Pakistan due to 'clashes' in Kashmir: US warns its airlines
Although India and Pakistan have no intent to target civil aviation, if military operations were to resume, such operations could present an inadvertent risk to US civil aviation, said the FAA.

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Published: 03rd January 2020 10:59 PM | Last Updated: 03rd January 2020 10:59 PM | A+A A-

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By PTI
NEW DELHI: The US aviation regulator has warned America's airlines that there may be airspace closures and flight disruptions in Pakistan, with little or no warning, due to "clashes" in the "Kashmir region", according to an official document.

The warning is a part of a US Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA's) notice to airmen (NOTAM) on December 30, in which it has also flagged risks involved in operating flights in Pakistan airspace due to "extremist or militant activity".

The December 30 NOTAM -- which is applicable to all US-based airlines and pilots -- was issued with a background note that mentioned the February 14, 2019 terrorist attack on Central Reserve Police Force personnel in Pulwama of Jammu and Kashmir.

In response to the Pulwama attack, that had left 40 CRPF personnel dead, the Indian Air Force (IAF) conducted airstrikes against Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terrorist training camps in Balakot on February 26, 2019.

"Pakistan carried out retaliatory air strikes on unidentified targets (on February 27) in Indian-administered Kashmir and subsequently claimed to have shot down two Indian fighter jets entering Pakistani airspace", the FAA said in the background note dated December 30, 2019.

It also said, "India and Pakistan employ a variety of advanced air-to-air fighter aircraft and surface-to-air missile systems capable of targeting aircraft up to and beyond overflight altitudes typically used by civil aircraft."

Although India and Pakistan have no intent to target civil aviation, if military operations were to resume, such operations could present an inadvertent risk to US civil aviation, said the FAA.

"Historically, Pakistan and neighboring air navigation service providers have managed their airspace appropriately to deconflict and protect civil aviation overflight operations in response to clashes in the Kashmir Region," it added.

"In addition to the extremist/militant threat to US civil aviation operations in the territory and airspace of Pakistan, there may be flight disruptions and airspace closures implemented due to clashes in the Kashmir Region with little or no warning," it said
 
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Precaution against possible Iranian attack on civilian airliners in the region. It's easy to carry out such activities in Pakistan through Iranian, Indian or Afghan proxies, all bordering Pakistan and can easily smuggle one or two anti aircraft manpads and show it as a terrorist activity in Pakistan, putting Pakistan in a bad position with no one pointing fingers at any of the three devils.
 
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