A critical radar system in Greece has failed, causing expected delays across a series of flights from Israel to Europe, according to reports. The extent of the disruption and timeline for restoration have not been disclosed.
01 · THE DISPATCH
Earlier today, a radar failure in Greek airspace delayed a flight from Kos to Tel Aviv. Reports now indicate that the failure is more extensive, affecting most flights from Israel to Europe. The specific radar system and the expected duration of the delays are not yet clear. Affected travelers are advised to check with their airlines.
02 · How it developed
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