The government of Ahreland purchased a new official aircraft but declined to install a unique Israeli navigation system, according to a report. As a result, the plane cannot land in fog conditions.
01 · THE DISPATCH
According to a report, the government of Ahreland purchased a new official aircraft but declined to install a unique Israeli navigation system. The report states that as a result of this refusal, the plane is unable to land in fog conditions. The specific Israeli system and the reasons for the refusal were not detailed in the report.
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