Ben Gurion Airport sees surge in US refueling flights
The Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper reports that Ben Gurion Airport in Israel is experiencing congestion due to the presence of approximately 30 refueling aircraft. An additional arrival of about 10 American aircraft is also expected in the coming days. This congestion has led to noticeable delays in flights, with an average delay of 65 minutes, significantly impacting flight schedules, especially during the summer season. There are also additional challenges such as radar outages in Greek airspace and a malfunction in the European Eurocontrol system. These conditions are causing unusual operational pressure, threatening to increase disruptions in the airport’s flight activity.
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