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Israel's Aviation Security Reforms Delayed Amid Unworkable Demands
Israel's aviation security reforms are stalled as a demand for pre-approval of foreign flight crews has been deemed unworkable. Data on flight crews is only received after aircraft doors close, and a proposed 48-hour visa pre-approval plan is not feasible.
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What happened
- 01Israel's aviation security reforms are delayed due to unworkable demands for pre-approving flight crews.
- 02Data on foreign flight crews is only received after aircraft doors close, hindering screening.
- 03A proposed 48-hour visa pre-approval plan for pilots has been deemed unfeasible.
- 04The Ministry of Transportation was surprised by the findings of the investigation.
- 05Existing procedures for screening foreign flight crews have not changed since a recent incident.
The Ministry of Transportation was surprised by these findings, which indicate a lack of progress in screening foreign crews following a near-disaster involving a Flydubai flight.
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