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El Al Flight to Miami Returns to Israel After 10 Hours Due to Technical Fault

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Hebrew · 19 newsrooms covering

An El Al flight from Tel Aviv to Miami returned to Israel after over five hours in the air due to an unexpected technical malfunction. Passengers will be offered a replacement flight or a refund.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • El Al flight LY017 to Miami returned to Israel after 5+ hours.
  • An unexpected technical malfunction caused the return.
  • Passengers spent nearly 10 hours on the plane.
  • El Al offered replacement flights or refunds.
  • Passenger safety was cited as the top priority.
El Al Flight to Miami Returns to Israel After 10 Hours Due to Technical Fault
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An El Al flight bound for Miami from Ben Gurion Airport (TLV) was forced to turn back to Israel on Tuesday after more than five hours in the air due to an "unexpected technical malfunction," the airline stated. The passengers on flight LY017 experienced a total of approximately 10 hours on the aircraft, including over five hours flying towards their destination and then another five hours returning to Tel Aviv, without reaching Miami.

El Al announced that upon the flight's return to Israel, passengers would be offered a replacement flight to Miami or a full refund, according to their preference. The airline apologized for the inconvenience, emphasizing that passenger and crew safety and security are its top priorities.

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