Due to air strikes between India and Pakistan, many airports issued notice to airmen, Delhi airport issued advisory for passengers

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Due to the air strikes between India and Pakistan, many airports have been issued Notice to Airmen. In such a situation, Delhi Airport has issued an advisory for passengers. Delhi Airport has said that operations at Delhi Airport remain normal. Some flights have been affected due to changing airspace conditions and tight security. Please contact your airline for the latest updates.

In the advisory issued by Delhi Airport, all passengers have been urged to trust only official sources and avoid sharing incorrect information. Delhi Airport is working closely with all stakeholders to minimize any inconvenience.

Pakistan suffered heavy losses in air strikes

Air strikes were launched by Pakistan on Thursday night. Pakistan fired missiles continuously in attack style, but the Indian Air Defense System foiled all the attacks. Pakistan attacked Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan with missiles and drones. At the same time, some drones were also seen in Gujarat. India shot down all the missiles and drones in the air and also got a blackout done in the border areas. After this, India retaliated by attacking and destroying the defence systems in many cities of Pakistan. India also shot down three fighter jets of Pakistan. A Pakistani pilot was also captured.