Kabul: Post-Taliban takeover from Afghanistan, the income of his airspace has fallen and the airline industry struggles.
In accordance with industrial analysts, the suspension of airline aviation has harmed the aviation industry and the closure of the Afghan airspace has caused revenue to fall, report Tolo news.
Estimated income losses from the Afghan airspace closed since the fall of the former government around USD 7 million, analysts said.
The airline that stopped or changed the flight route offered they had lost around USD 20 million, say airline officials, reported Tolo news.
The airline expressed concern over a closed air area and reduction of aviation, said that the airline would immediately continue the operation.
Officials at Kabul Airport said all types of aviation will be continued in the future.
According to the Afghan civil aviation authority, the country received more than five billion AF (Afghani currency) in income for the use of airspace every year, reported Tolo news.
Judge Reshad, a business analyst, said that the problem for airlines could also damage the secondary industry.
The source in Afghanistan Airlines said that before the collapse of former government at least 11 active national and international airlines.
The international airlines suspend flights and their national airlines have also reduced their activities.
“The lack of national, regional and international flights reflects the collapse of the company and the economy of Afghan airspace and in fact creating a big loss in trade,” said the economical analyst Sayed Massoud.
The flight industry struggles after the takeover of the Afghan Taliban
