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Multiple Flights Diverted as Ben Gurion Airport Reduces Operations Due to Check-In Closures
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Due to the closure of check-in counters at Ben Gurion Airport, multiple incoming flights had to turn back to their origin countries without landing.
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- Several flights to Israel were forced to return to their departure countries.
- Ben Gurion Airport reduced its operations due to check-in counter closures.
- The closures prevented flights from landing as planned.
- The issue caused significant disruption to incoming air traffic.
- No further details on the duration or cause of the closures were provided.
Several flights heading to Israel were forced to return to their departure countries after Ben Gurion Airport reduced its activity. The reduction in operations was caused by the closure of check-in counters at the airport, leading to the inability of these flights to land as scheduled.
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