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I hope both Turkey and Syria can recover and that the other factors like freezing temperatures dont make things worser.
Why is it we only see the best in humanity when we have the worst disasters. Even Greece has offered unlimited help to their old adversary, surely we can find a way to have unity on a permanent basis >

Just when you thought we’ve got some uplifting news, Pakistan denies India use of their airspace to deliver aid to Turkey. >

Source
Unfortunately I read this on Reddit, also there are a number of other articles that claim the same thing. Whether they routinely take an alternative route as a matter of policy or because they’re denied permission, is a matter of interpretation by the author. >

It's not really when sources are claiming permission wasn't asked for.
A civilian airliner traveling from New York to Singapore has a travel route pre-submitted for approval from each country it's travelling over.
If a plane fails to submit a route it's not up to interpretation by the author. Unless you're assuming Pakistan is supposed to know of the end point of each plane leaving anywhere in the world and send out a WhatsApp message to the pilot giving them authorization. >

I’m sorry, I wasn’t clear. I’m only saying that there were a number of articles by respected media sources that carried the headlines that Pakistan was denying India permission to cross their airspace for their relief efforts. I’m in San Diego, I don’t know whether they are accurate, biased, or wrong. Just as I don’t know whether Democrats or Republicans are telling the truth. I only know what I read and balance your input with theirs and try to get a more nuanced view. >

Np buddy, just when it comes to Pakistan sources other than Indian will be your best bet.
There's still articles and select redditors writing about Pakistan having sent nothing to their "religiously dear brother" when cargo planes have been landing with rescue teams and supplies.