1.   It never left Pakistani airspace.

2.   Just the day before, Pakistani authorities announced that U.S. personnel could use two air bases and fly over Pakistani airspace.

3.   Musharraf has already faced protests for sharing intelligence with the Americans and allowing coalition warplanes to use Pakistani airspace.

4.   Musharraf has offered the United States the use of bases, logistical support and the right of U.S. warplanes to fly in Pakistani airspace.

5.   One possibility seemed to be that American troops and supplies would be staged through Pakistani airspace and airfields on their way to building bases inside Afghanistan.

6.   Pakistani President Gen. Pervez Musharraf has offered the United States the use of bases, logistical support and the right of U.S. warplanes to fly in Pakistani airspace.

7.   Pakistan said it downed two Indian fighter jets on Thursday after they crossed into Pakistani airspace.

8.   Pakistan worries that those loyal to the Taliban among the refugees might turn violent if the United States uses either Pakistani airspace or soil to attack Afghanistan,

9.   He also allowed U.S. forces to use Pakistani airspace for attacks against Afghanistan last year.

10.   He said the aircraft was downed after it had made several incursions into Pakistani airspace.