Ben Gurion Airport Opens Special Zone for Flydubai Passenger Relatives
A dedicated waiting and information area for relatives of passengers on a Flydubai flight has been opened at Ben Gurion Airport. The Israel Airports Authority announced the initiative, which was implemented following instructions from Transportation Minister Miri Regev.
The new zone is located in Terminal 1, within the domestic arrivals hall. It is designed to provide a comfortable and organized space for family members to await flight arrivals and receive timely updates. Airport authority representatives are present on-site to offer assistance and ensure information flow.
Authorities have requested that individuals who are not relatives of passengers on this specific flight refrain from entering the area. This measure aims to ensure a calm and conducive environment for the passengers' families during their wait.
The article also briefly mentions related news, including a call by Regev to ban Flydubai flights, the detention of a co-pilot, a Flydubai flight turning back mid-route, and an investigation into a possible Iranian connection to the Flydubai incident.
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