Pakistan, May 11 -- Despite a ceasefire between India and Pakistan and the reopening of airspace, around 150 flights were cancelled across Pakistan on Sunday, causing major disruptions nationwide. Aviation officials confirmed that the cancellations affected both domestic and international travel, creating confusion for thousands of passengers.

According to aviation sources, 45 flights were cancelled from Karachi, 38 from Lahore, 40 from Islamabad, 10 from Multan, 11 from Peshawar, and 6 from Sialkot. Out of the total, 138 were international flights. The authorities blamed ongoing uncertainty and operational delays for the widespread disruption, despite the ceasefire holding since Saturday night.

The situation especially impacted Hajj pi...