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Ireland’s New Government Jet Lacks Israeli Navigation System, Raising Safety Concerns

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First reported by Globes · 3 hours ago

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Ireland’s new government Dassault Falcon 6X jet lacks an Israeli-made FalconEye navigation system, risking difficulties landing in poor weather. The system was excluded due to political decisions against Israeli products, raising safety concerns for the aircraft used by Irish officials.

01Ireland’s new government jet lacks Israeli FalconEye navigation system, risking poor weather landings.
02The 53 million euro Dassault Falcon 6X replaced a problematic Learjet and carries 14 passengers.
03FalconEye uses infrared cameras to aid pilots landing in fog and low visibility.
04Former Irish Air Corps pilot emphasized FalconEye’s operational advantage in adverse conditions.
05System was excluded because it is produced by Israeli company Elbit Systems.
06In August 2024, Ireland’s minister declared a ban on purchasing Israeli-made equipment.

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