China to impose no-fly zone near Taiwan during military drills.

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China is reportedly planning to close the airspace north of Taiwan from April 16 to 18, which could disrupt flights around the region. The reason for the restrictions is unknown, but it comes after China's military training around self-ruled Taiwan in response to Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen's recent meeting with U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. The flight ban is expected to affect 60%-70% of flights going between Northeast Asia and Southeast Asia, as well as flights between Taiwan and South Korea, Japan, and North America.
- China to close airspace north of Taiwan April 16-18, sources say Reuters.com
- China reportedly plans no-fly zone near Taiwan after days of military drills The Guardian
- China 'plans no-fly zone near Taiwan' Bangkok Post
- Taiwan says China planning to close airspace amid military drills Reuters
- China to enforce 'no-fly zone' north of Taiwan on April 16-18 Taiwan News
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