A critical radar system in Greece has reportedly failed, causing expected delays for most flights from Israel to Europe, according to a report from journalist Dean Fisher. The specific airport and radar location have not been disclosed.
A critical radar system in Greece has reportedly failed, leading to expected delays for most flights from Israel to Europe. The report, from journalist Dean Fisher, did not specify the location of the radar or the affected airports. The extent of the delays and the timeline for restoration of the radar system are not yet known. No official confirmation has been issued by Greek or Israeli aviation authorities.
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