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India-Pakistan Tensions: Amritsar Airport Authority Extends Flight Suspension Till May 15

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: May 9, 2025 21:55 IST

Airport Authorities of  Sri Guru Ramdas International Airport, Amritsar on Friday (9  May) extended the suspension period for all ...

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Airport Authorities of  Sri Guru Ramdas International Airport, Amritsar on Friday (9  May) extended the suspension period for all types of flights till May 15. 

The statement reads, "It is to be informed to all concerned that the suspension of all commercial/civilian domestic and international flight operations from Amritsar Airport has been extended and will now remain in force till 05:30 AM on 15.05.2025."

Meanwhile as a precaution, and due to increased tensions between India and Pakistan, a blackout was implemented in several areas. According to defense sources, Indian defense systems intercepted these drones, causing explosions. 

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