Ben Gurion Airport is seeing over 95,000 passengers today, a new record high, according to aviation journalist Dean Fisher (N12). The airport reported no flight cancellations, despite recent fuel-truck shortage concerns.
Ben Gurion Airport has crossed the 95,000-passenger mark for a single day, according to N12 aviation journalist Dean Fisher. The figure exceeds previous records reported in recent weeks: on July 1, Fisher reported an expected 85,000 passengers, and on June 25, 75,000 passengers were anticipated. The latest report notes that despite the surge, no flights have been canceled, a development that comes amid ongoing concerns about a fuel-truck shortage that threatened to disrupt summer travel. The record underscores the continued recovery of Israeli aviation since the onset of Operation Roaring Lion.
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