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Israel requests excluding 29 nationalities from flights to Tel Aviv
Israel announced that it will no longer allow crew members holding dual citizenship from 29 countries to work on flights going to Ben Gurion Airport. This decision follows a failed attempted terrorist attack aboard a Fly Dubai flight on September 30. The measures are part of heightened security efforts following the investigation into the attempt by Hamam Al-Hamahi, the Omani co-pilot, to disable and hijack the plane to carry out a terrorist attack. As a result, there have been updates to the work restrictions on flights coming from countries with which Israel does not have diplomatic relations, and these restrictions now also include individuals with dual nationality. Airlines have issued warnings regarding these new restrictions, which list 29 countries, including Iran, Iraq, Syria, and others, in an effort to enhance flight security.
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