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Israel Bars Flights From 30 Nations After Flydubai Incident
Israel has banned flight crews from around 30 countries from entering its airspace following the "Flydubai incident." The Ministry of Transport has tightened security, prohibiting citizens of nations without diplomatic ties to Israel, including Iran and Pakistan, from serving on flights.
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- 01Israel banned flight crews from about 30 countries from its airspace after the Flydubai incident.
- 02The Ministry of Transport tightened security measures for foreign airlines flying to Israel.
- 03Citizens of Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Oman, Pakistan, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia are among those banned.
- 04Dual citizens with one nationality from a country without diplomatic ties to Israel are also prohibited.
- 05Airlines must now provide crew lists to Israeli authorities 48 hours before flights.
Dual citizens with one nationality from a non-diplomatic country are also barred, and airlines must submit crew lists 48 hours in advance.
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