Pakistan’s CAA Introduces Enhanced Safety Measures for Flights from Afghanistan

In a recent improvement, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) of Pakistan has laid out new pointers for flights coming from Afghanistan. The reason was safety and coordination within the airspace between the two neighborings.

According to the fresh directives, any flight getting into Pakistan’s airspace from Afghanistan have to offer at the very least 15 minutes improvement. This is an important step to ensure that air site visitors controllers have sufficient time to  coordinate the incoming flights, improving basic aviation protection.

Additionally, the CAA has brought a frequency for flights originating from Afghanistan getting into Pakistani airspace. This frequency will serve as a guide for the flights, assisting them navigate easily through the airspace.

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In an amazing move, the aviation authority has also issued a caution to flights sure for Afghanistan, cautioning them to enter at their own hazard. This shows the importance of adhering to the pointers and regulations set by using each nation to keep away from any capability risks or complications.

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It’s well worth mentioning that the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) resumed its flight operations to Kabul on September 13, 2021. This resumption got here after the civil aviation authority of Afghanistan granted permission for PIA to land at the Kabul airport. The countrywide service, PIA, has completed all necessary preparations for the Kabul flight operations.