The IDF and Israeli authorities have developed a unique operational capability enabling precise takeoff and landing windows during missile attacks, military officials said, according to The Jerusalem Post.
The Jerusalem Post reported Tuesday that the IDF and Israeli authorities have developed a unique operational capability to maintain airport operations under missile fire. Military officials stated that the system enables precise windows for takeoffs and landings, allowing commercial and military flights to continue even during rocket or missile attacks.
The development follows weeks of statements by Israeli defense officials emphasizing readiness. As The Zioneer has reported, the IAF commander said the force was 'ready, fit, and alert' on July 9, and an Israeli official said on June 15 that the country was prepared for an independent multi-front campaign. The new capability appears to extend that readiness to the civilian aviation sector.
The specifics of the system remain classified, and no details were provided on how the windows are determined or whether the capability has been tested in live fire. The report is based on statements from military officials cited by the Post.
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