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Israir Halts Morocco Ticket Sales Amid Aviation Security Concerns
Israeli airline Israir has suspended ticket sales for its Marrakech flights and halted expansion plans due to new aviation security directives following an attempted attack on a flydubai flight.
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What happened
- 01Israir has suspended ticket sales and expansion plans for its Marrakech flights.
- 02The decision follows new aviation security directives after an attempted attack on a flydubai flight.
- 03Israir had planned to increase flights to Marrakech from one to three weekly.
- 04The airline is awaiting final security instructions from relevant authorities.
- 05The impact on passengers with existing bookings remains unclear.
The airline had planned to increase service from one to three weekly flights starting in November but has now put these plans on hold. Israir is awaiting final security instructions from authorities and has not clarified the impact on existing bookings.
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