Pahalgam attack: Pak airspace ban hits Indian airlines with higher costs

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India has said there were Pakistani elements in Tuesday's attack in which gunmen shot and killed 26 men in a meadow in the Pahalgam area of Indian Kashmir.

One Indian airline pilot told Reuters the move will disrupt schedules, but also force airlines to redo their calculations of flying hours in relation to regulations, and adjust their crew and pilot rosters accordingly.

The worst impacted airport will be New Delhi, one of the world's busiest, from where flights cross Pakistani airspace to fly to destinations in the West and the Middle East.