The loss of 2 billion dollars to Indian aviation due to the closure of Pakistani airspace. 📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways: The closure of Pakistan's airspace has reportedly cost the Indian aviation industry $2 billion, with Air India suspending flights to Vienna. According to reports, Pakistan closed its airspace for Indian aircraft on April 23, 2025 after the Pahalgam incident, which has remained clo. According to Pakistan Airports Authority and international aviation data, the Indian aviation industry has lost about 2 billion dollars, abo. The closure of Pakistan's airspace has reportedly cost the Indian aviation industry $2 billion, with Air India suspending flights to Vienna and Birmingham due to financial pressure. According to reports, Pakistan closed its airspace for Indian aircraft on April 23, 2025 after the Pahalgam incident, which has remained closed for 18 months. According to Pakistan Airports Authority and international aviation data, the Indian aviation industry has lost about 2 billion dollars, about 5 thousand billion Pakistani rupees, only Air India is losing 455 million dollars to 591 million dollars, about 4000 to 5000 crore Indian rupees on an annual basis, Air India itself has told the Indian government that its profit before tax was so affected. Air India will suspend flights between Delhi and Birmingham from November, while flights from Delhi to Vienna are also being suspended from the end of October. Air India informed the decision by issuing a travel advisory to travel agents booking tickets on international routes. Pakistan closed its airspace to Indian aircraft on 23 April 2025 following the Pahalgam incident, forcing Indian airlines to take alternative and longer flight routes. Official Wire Source & Legal Disclaimer Read ▼ 📰 Official Source & Legal Provenance: Express News Documented Wire Record Editorial & Legal Notice: Ingested and verified from official journalistic wire (Express News) under applicable press regulations. Full primary documentary sources are permanently archived.