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Moroccan airspace alert prevents collision
An aerial incident near the city of Dakhla in southern Morocco almost resulted in a collision between two Spanish commercial aircraft. Fortunately, the Traffic Collision Avoidance System (TCAS) intervened promptly and issued commands to the pilots to immediately change altitude, which prevented a crash and allowed both flights to continue normally without injuries or damage. The two planes—a flight operated by Iberia from Recife to Madrid, and another operated by EuroAsia from Madrid to São Paulo—were flying at the same altitude, prompting the system to execute an automatic precautionary maneuver. Investigations are still ongoing to determine the precise reasons for the aircraft's proximity and whether it was caused by human error or a technical malfunction.
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