New Delhi: The Union government is planning to increase the number of flights operating on the Srinagar-Sharjah route. The government is planning to do this as a retaliatory action against Pakistan as they denied their airspace for the flight service.
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At present, there are four flights operating from Srinagar to Sharjah. Discussions between Ministry of External Affairs and Civil Aviation Ministry are underway to increase the frequency to 7 flights a week. This could happen from November 11. The government is also planning to decline India’s airspace to Lahore – Singapore, Lahore-Colombo and Karachi-Colombo flights of Pakistan.
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