ISLAMABAD: After the Increased tension between India and Pakistan,  Pakistan's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) on Wednesday said that all international and domestic flights operations across the country will remain suspended on Thursday.

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According to the Pakistani News agnecy CAA, the flight operations in the country would remain shut until further notice. CAA took to Twitter and wrote,  "NOTAM is still in place and airspace over Pakistan remains closed. Apology for an earlier tweet that indicated the partial opening of our airspace for commercial aviation. Any further information will be shared accordingly.”

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The Airline company Qatar Airways on Wednesday also confirmed that due to the heightened tension on the India-Pakistan border, its flights to Faisalabad, Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, Multan, Peshawar and, Sialkot airports stand temporarily suspended.

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Pakistani media reported that thousands of travellers were left stranded by affected airlines that not only land in Pakistan, but fly over its airspace. Thai Airways announced that all its European routes "departing near midnight of 27 FEB through early 28 FEB" were cancelled "due to closure of Pakistani airspace. In a statement, the airline said that there will be no Thai Airways flights between Bangkok and London, Munich, Paris, Brussels, Milan, Vienna, Stockholm, Zurich, Copenhagen and Oslo on Thursday.

The tension between the two countries have been increased after the Air strike conducted by IFA in which more than 300 terroists have been killed.