Israel Airports Authority rejects report of manpower shortage, calls it incorrect

The Israel Airports Authority (IAA) said Tuesday that a recent publication regarding a manpower shortage is incorrect, rejecting it categorically, according to Din Fisher (N12).

The Israel Airports Authority (IAA) on Tuesday categorically rejected a publication regarding a manpower shortage, calling it incorrect, according to Din Fisher (N12). The IAA did not provide further details.

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2. 12:54 · 28 Jul

   IAA categorically rejects reports of a manpower shortage as incorrect.

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