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Pakistan·Diplomacy

Global aviation body praises Pakistan's air traffic controllers for handling surge in diverted flights

Tuesday, 14 April 2026, 12:23 · 1 min read

The International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers' Associations (IFATCA), a global body representing air traffic control professionals in over 130 countries, has commended Pakistan's air traffic controllers for their handling of major airspace disruptions in recent weeks. In a letter from IFATCA's Asia-Pacific vice president, Pakistan's controllers were praised for managing heavy volumes of unscheduled and diverted traffic brought on by regional geopolitical tensions, with the country's location as a key corridor between Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Europe making it a critical rerouting point. The federation highlighted that the work was carried out under sustained pressure, including extended duties, while maintaining high standards of safety and efficiency.

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DawnGlobal federation lauds ‘professionalism’ of Pakistan’s air traffic controllers amid airspace disruptions ↗︎
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