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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Arkia to Operate Rescue Flights From Dubai After Receiving Approvals

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First Flight With Stranded Israelis Lands in Israel From Dubai

Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba

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Russian · Sole source

OriginalПервый рейс с застрявшими в Дубае израильтянами прибыл в Израиль

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  • First flight from Dubai carrying stranded Israelis lands in Israel.
  • Arkia Airlines operated the special flight for returning citizens.
  • New UAE regulations require cargo planes to accompany passenger flights to Israel.
  • Organized flights are expected to help more Israelis return home.
  • Aviation restrictions had previously prevented Israelis from flying home.

The first flight carrying Israeli citizens stranded in Dubai has arrived in Israel, operated by Arkia Airlines. This special flight was organized to bring back Israelis who were unable to return home on regular flights due to aviation restrictions.

The resumption of air travel between the two countries was facilitated after the UAE authorities' requirements were met. These requirements stipulate that every passenger plane flying to Israel must be accompanied by a cargo plane carrying passenger luggage.

It is anticipated that these organized flights will enable the return of other Israeli citizens who remain in the United Arab Emirates due to the ongoing flight limitations. The article also mentions related news items, including the celebration of Sukkot by thousands of Jews in Samaria settlements, the launch of trains between Dubai and Abu Dhabi, increased ticket prices for flights from Bangkok to Israel, changes to border crossing hours, and the resumption of flights to the UAE by Israeli carriers after security checks.

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