Pakistan Allows Taiwan Airlines to Use Airspace in Abrupt U-Turn
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How it spread - 11 original reports
Wed, 28 October 2026
5 reports- Bloomberg Politics08:30first to report
Pakistan restored overflight rights to Taiwanese carriers, according to a person familiar with the situation, abruptly reversing a move to deny them airspace access in support of Beijing’s One-China policy.
- outlookindia.com10:57
Pakistan has barred Taiwanese airlines from its airspace under its One-China policy, prompting China Airlines and EVA Air to reroute some Europe-bound flights via Russia.
- Anadolu Agency (AA)12:12
This is first such step by any country, according to Bloomberg
- thefrontierpost.com13:15
In a first-of-its-kind move by any country, Pakistan shut its airspace to carriers from Taiwan in support of Beijing’s One-China policy, Bloomberg reported on
- Times of India14:36
Thu, 29 October 2026
6 reports- Bloomberg Politics02:00
The first Taiwanese commercial aircraft flew over Pakistan on Thursday morning following an abrupt u-turn by authorities to approve permits.
- Bloomberg Politics04:31
Taiwan said it suspects China was behind Pakistan briefly closing its airspace to Taiwanese airlines, Deputy Foreign Minister Chen Ming-chi said, without providing evidence for the assertion.
- Bloomberg Politics05:28
Taiwanese Deputy Foreign Minister Chen Ming-chi discusses Pakistan’s temporary block on Taiwanese aircraft, which he linked to China's policies and described as a dangerous “weaponization” of airspace. (Source: Bloomberg)
- Japan Times08:06
The island suspects China of being behind the unprecedented move.
- ltn.com.tw19:00
‘ONE CHINA’ DECISION: A Cabinet spokesperson said that Pakistan had pandered to Beijing, and disregarded international rules and reality with the overflight ban/ Bloomberg and AFP
- bne IntelliNews23:26
Credit: Lukas Souza - Unsplash Pakistan has let China Airlines and EVA Air back into its airspace, reversing a brief ban that Taipei says compromised flight safety.