Airlines to Submit Crew Lists to Israel 48 Hours Before Flights
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Airlines flying to Israel must now submit flight crew details to Israeli authorities 48 hours before departure. The new guidelines were issued by the National Center for Passenger Screening (Mal'an), an organization focused on aviation security. This measure aims to bolster security for flights arriving in Israel.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Airlines must submit flight crew lists to Israel 48 hours before departure.
- New aviation security guidelines were issued by the National Center for Passenger Screening (Mal'an).
- The Mal'an center was established to assist with aviation security.
- The measure applies to all airlines flying to Israel.
Airlines flying to Israel will be required to submit flight crew details to Israeli authorities 48 hours prior to departure, according to new guidelines issued by the National Center for Passenger Screening (Mal'an). This center was established to enhance aviation security.
The directive mandates that airlines transmit the personal information of their flight crews to Israel no later than two days before their scheduled arrival. This measure is part of enhanced aviation security protocols.
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