KABUL (Pajhwok): The United States and the Europe civil aviation agencies have allowed airliners to fly over Afghanistan at altitudes exceeding 32,000 feet, according to a media report.
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has granted permission to American airliners to fly over the Kabul Flights Information Region (FIR) at altitudes exceeding 32,000 feet, The Economic Times reported.
In the coming weeks, the travel time between the East, including India, and the West will be significantly reduced, especially after key aviation regulators allow commercial aircraft to resume flying over Afghanistan.
This decision comes as the FAA assesses reduced . . .
