IATA- International Air Transport Association has shared a press release, which included information about the airline funds being blocked by top markets. Pakistan has been among the top markets that have blocked airline funds from repatriation amounting to $225 million.
IATA represents around 83% of global air traffic through 300 airlines. According to IATA, Pakistan is within the top 5 nations that blocked airline funds in the world, if we exclude Venezuela.
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