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New Delhi, Feb 15 India and Pakistan have agreed to more than double the weekly flights operated between them to 28. The Air Services Agreement signed on Friday after official talks between the civil aviation authorities of the two countries also permits airlines from Pakistan to operate flights to Chennai.

The airlines from India have been permitted to fly to Islamabad, which was not allowed till now. The agreement also allows three airlines from each side to operate between India and Pakistan. At the moment, Pakistan International Airlines and Air India are the only designated airlines allowed to operate on the route.

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