Israel Probes Security Gaps After Flydubai Pilot Incident
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OriginalShin Bet warned and PM admits to 'loophole': Who was supposed to supervise Flydubai?The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israel is investigating how an Omani pilot accessed a Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu admitted a "loophole" allowed the pilot to bypass restrictions.
- The Shin Bet had previously warned of inadequate security on flights from the UAE.
- Multiple Israeli agencies share oversight of foreign airlines operating in the country.
- A State Comptroller report had previously called for clearer division of aviation security responsibilities.
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