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Ongoing Story· Day 6

Arkia to Operate Rescue Flights From Dubai After Receiving Approvals

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Israel Rescues Flights from Dubai Canceled Amid UAE Crisis

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Hebrew · 9 newsrooms covering

Israeli rescue flights from Dubai were canceled today and tomorrow due to a crisis with the UAE. Arkia Airlines confirmed their permit expired yesterday and authorities revoked further flight approvals. Passengers will receive full refunds, with a discount offered for those who can reach alternative departure points.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • All Israeli rescue flights from Dubai were canceled due to a crisis with the UAE.
  • The cancellations affect flights scheduled for today and tomorrow.
  • Arkia Airlines stated their flight permit expired yesterday.
  • Authorities decided to revoke permits for Israeli airlines operating from Dubai.
  • Passengers will receive full ticket refunds.
  • Arkia offers a 10% discount for passengers reaching alternative departure points.
Israel Rescues Flights from Dubai Canceled Amid UAE Crisis
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All Israeli rescue flights from Dubai scheduled for today and tomorrow have been definitively canceled due to a crisis with the United Arab Emirates. Tomorrow was slated to be the final day for these flights. Arkia Airlines stated that their flight permit was valid only until yesterday. In the evening, authorities decided to revoke the permits for Israeli airlines operating flights from Dubai. Passengers affected by the cancellations will receive a full refund for their tickets. Additionally, Arkia is offering a 10% discount on flights to Israel for passengers who can independently reach a departure point from which Arkia operates flights to Israel.

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