In wake of Flydubai attack, Israeli airline scraps repatriation flights after UAE landing clearance fails to come

In wake of Flydubai attack, Israeli airline scraps repatriation flights after UAE landing clearance fails to come
In wake of Flydubai attack, Israeli airline scraps repatriation flights after UAE landing clearance fails to come

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Nevin Al Sukari - Sana'a - El Al cancelled two planned repatriation flights from after Emirati authorities did not grant landing permission, following flydubai’s suspension of services to Tel Aviv. — AFP pic

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JERUSALEM, Oct 2 — Israel’s flag carrier El Al said it was forced to cancel repatriation flights today from Dubai which it had planned due to flydubai suspending service to Tel Aviv following an in-flight attack.

El Al said that Emirati authorities had not given landing permission for the two special flights which had been announced late yesterday.

“As soon as approval is received from the authorities, we are prepared to carry out the special flights to Dubai and return the Israelis home as soon as possible,” El Al said in an online notice.

An El Al spokeswoman confirmed to AFP that the two flights scheduled today were cancelled with no new date set.

El Al flights are still scheduled from Dubai to Tel Aviv starting on Sunday, with the airline notifying passengers that all seats are taken into the coming week.

The transportation ministry said that Israel could not go ahead with the special flights “due to the need to complete the necessary preparations and coordination” with security authorities in the United Arab Emirates.

El Al is selling tickets on the one-way repatriation flights for $249 each. The flights come during a heavy travel season for Israelis due to the holiday of Sukkot.

Dubai has become one of the top destinations for Israelis since the United Arab Emirates in 2020 normalised relations with Israel and began forging close economic ties.

Many Muslim-majority countries forbid entry to Israelis.

A co-pilot on Wednesday attacked the pilot of a flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv and aimed to crash the plane, according to Israeli authorities.

Israeli passengers said they overpowered the assailant and other pilots on the plane took over, diverting the aircraft to Saudi Arabia. — AFP

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