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Ethiopian Airlines Flight Diverted After Indonesian Pilot Identified
An Ethiopian Airlines flight heading to Israel was forced to turn around after a pilot was identified as Indonesian, a nationality ineligible to fly to Israel due to security risks and lack of diplomatic ties. The pilot was swapped, and the flight continued to Israel.
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What happened
- 01An Ethiopian Airlines flight was turned back from Israel after a pilot was identified as Indonesian.
- 02Indonesian nationals are ineligible to fly to Israel due to the country's lack of diplomatic ties.
- 03The pilot was replaced, and the flight successfully landed in Israel.
- 04Over 1,200 aviation crew members from countries without diplomatic ties to Israel may have entered the country.
- 05The revelation about crew members surprised a Transportation Ministry representative.
The report also highlighted that over 1,200 aviation crew members from countries without diplomatic relations with Israel may have entered the country.
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