Following a radar system failure in Greek airspace, a flight from Kos to Tel Aviv is reportedly delayed, with passengers waiting on the plane. The report comes from N12 journalist Dean Fisher.
A radar system failure in Greek airspace is reportedly delaying a flight from the island of Kos to Tel Aviv, with passengers waiting on the plane. The report, from N12 journalist Dean Fisher, cites the radar malfunction as the cause of the disruption. No official confirmation from Greek or Israeli aviation authorities has been provided. The incident adds to a series of notable aviation events in the region this month, including a report of US bombers over Greece and a fire at a US base, though no direct connection has been established.
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