Recent conflicts between regional powers have led to the temporary closure of airspace, significantly disrupting air travel operations. The closure of airspace has had a ripple effect on the aviation industry, increasing costs and affecting the convenience of air travel for passengers. In the case of India and Pakistan, a brief clash in the spring led to the immediate closure of airspace, prompting each country to halt flights to the other. This has resulted in delays, rerouting of flights, and added expenses for airlines. Airlines have had to swiftly adjust their schedules and routes to comply with the airspace restrictions, often leading to higher operational costs and reduced passenger comfort. The incident highlights the growing impact of geopolitical tensions on global air travel, as countries take measures to protect their national interests. As such, the aviation industry must remain vigilant in adapting to these challenges, ensuring the safety and efficiency of air travel amidst ongoing conflicts.