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Pakistan restores overflight rights to Taiwan carriers

Pakistan has restored overflight rights to Taiwan carriers. The available reports do not specify which airlines are affected, when the rights take effect or the routes involved, leaving the operational scope of the decision unclear.

2026-10-29T18:04:59.511242-07:00

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