A senior official and employees from the Transportation Ministry gave testimony at Lahav 433 following the Flydubai failure, according to the report.
A senior official and employees from the Transportation Ministry gave testimony at Lahav 433 following the Flydubai failure, according to the report. The report also says Flydubai dismissed several employees and asked to resume flights to Israel, but the request was denied.
In separate earlier reports, The Zioneer reported on Wednesday that a criminal investigation was examining the failure in the screening of a Flydubai co-pilot who reached Israel. On October 4, The Zioneer reported passengers’ account of a confrontation involving the co-pilot aboard a Flydubai flight. On September 30, The Zioneer reported on the emergency involving the airline and the return of Israeli passengers.
2 developments
- DevelopingMKs request criminal probe into Transport Ministry official over conflict of interest
- StrongSecurity Cabinet to Convene Tonight; Agenda Includes Flydubai Attack Attempt
- DevelopingDirector General of Religious Affairs Ministry Investigated by Lahav 433
- StrongKisch: Flydubai cockpit incident was 'a step from 180 funerals'
Source and signal
- Open-source intake