Airspace violation: 2 Indian fighter planes enter Pakistan territory

SIALKOT: Two Indian fighter planes entered Pakistan’s airspace near Head Sulemanki border, Express News reported on Tuesday.
According to initial details, the fighter planes entered Pakistani territory at around 10:41am and stayed there for around two minutes.
The planes were reportedly five to seven miles inside Pakistan.
As soon as the violation occurred, the air traffic controller signaled the planes for a sign explaining the move. When no signal was sent back, the air traffic controller informed Pakistan Air Force (PAF).
While PAF was preparing to respond, the Indian planes had left.

Awsome wrote:SIALKOT: Two Indian fighter planes entered Pakistan’s airspace near Head Sulemanki border, Express News reported on Tuesday.
According to initial details, the fighter planes entered Pakistani territory at around 10:41am and stayed there for around two minutes.
The planes were reportedly five to seven miles inside Pakistan.
As soon as the violation occurred, the air traffic controller signaled the planes for a sign explaining the move. When no signal was sent back, the air traffic controller informed Pakistan Air Force (PAF).
While PAF was preparing to respond, the Indian planes had left.

Head SUlaimanki is near Okara, so the nearest airbases for ADA response would be Sargodha or Multan. Sargodha would probably be having the ADA duties for that sector.

2 minutes inside our territory considering that we can track Indian aircraft in Indian airspace as well...so for discussion's sake, let's consider we tracked those IAF aircraft for minutes. Isn't this a slow response by PAF then? Considering that the article doesn't mention that aircraft are scrambled?

What is the ADA response time in peace times like now? I'd guess 5 minutes?

Anyways, maybe just a loss of bearings by the IAF pilots.

Last time Indian Army Helo violated Pakistan air space, the Indian pilots weren't even aware of their location, in any case, these violations sometimes happen due to technical faults where as other times they are deliberate to test the waters.

Indian Airforce violates Pakistani Airspace

ISLAMABAD : Indian Fighter Jets violated Pakistani airspace a little before 11 AM on Tuesday, Geo News reported.

Indian Fighter Jets violated Pakistani airispace on Tuesday at 10:41 AM, flying withing Pakistani territory for a little over a minute near Head Sulemanki, approximately 170 kilometers from Lahore.

Following the violation, Pakistan Fighters scrambled in response, following which the Indian Aircraft retreated back to Indian Airspace.

Just on usual recce duty.

Now I am waiting to hear conspiracy theories and insider news... about how out of nowhere PAF jets locked Indian jets and escorted them to Indian airspace.