Pakistan flight enters Indian airspace, flies over three states

In a shocking incident, a Pakistani airplane, PIA-308, unexpectedly entered Indian airspace on Monday evening, causing concern among aviation authorities. The aircraft, en route from Karachi to Islamabad, encountered adverse weather conditions shortly after takeoff at 4:31 PM. Due to the weather's sudden deterioration, the flight deviated from its intended path and inadvertently crossed into Indian airspace at 5:02 PM.

Surprisingly, the plane continued to fly over Indian territory for more than an hour, covering three states, including Rajasthan, Haryana, and Punjab. After 1 hour and 12 minutes, the aircraft finally returned to Pakistani airspace from Punjab at 6:14 PM.

This incident raised concerns about airspace security, as such unauthorized entries can have serious implications. Additionally, it reminded aviation authorities of a similar incident in June when an IndiGo flight accidentally entered Pakistan airspace due to adverse weather conditions. However, the IndiGo flight safely returned to India after diverting to Pakistan's Atari.

Moreover, the Indian Border Security Force (BSF) has been vigilant about unauthorized aerial intrusions. Recently, they intercepted a Pakistan drone in Punjab's Tarn Taran district. The drone, a Hexacopter, was discovered in a farming field during a joint search operation with Punjab Police. These incidents highlight the importance of continuous monitoring and maintaining secure airspace to prevent any potential threats to national security.