New Delhi: Pakistan's national flag carrier has denied any disruptions to its flight operations from New Delhi, days after Indian authorities issued summons to it in connection with alleged violation of forex laws.
There was no imminent threat to flight operations, a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) spokesman was quoted as saying by the state-run Associated Press of Pakistan.
It was reported that PIA might be forced to suspend its operations from New Delhi after blamed by Indian authorities of illegally buying its office building in the Indian capital.
The PIA spokesman said the airline had acquired immoveable property in New Delhi in 2005 for running its offices after completing all necessary formalities.
20/01/15 PTI/Daily News & Analysis
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There was no imminent threat to flight operations, a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) spokesman was quoted as saying by the state-run Associated Press of Pakistan.
It was reported that PIA might be forced to suspend its operations from New Delhi after blamed by Indian authorities of illegally buying its office building in the Indian capital.
The PIA spokesman said the airline had acquired immoveable property in New Delhi in 2005 for running its offices after completing all necessary formalities.
20/01/15 PTI/Daily News & Analysis
