
Премьер-министр Израиля Биньямин Нетаньяху после инцидента на борту рейса Flydubai поручил совету национальной безопасности назначить инспектора для проведения комплексных проверок безопасности полетов иностранных авиакомпаний в Израиль, как сообщают израильские СМИ, выявившие пробелы в надзоре за гражданской авиацией.
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После инцидента на борту рейса авиакомпании Flydubai вскрылись пробелы в надзоре за безопасностью гражданской авиации в Израиле.
Премьер Израиля Биньямин Нетаньяху после инцидента на борту рейса авиакомпании Flydubai поручил совету национальной безопасности назначить инспектор, чтобы проводить комплексные проверки безопасности полетов иностранных авиакомпаний в Израиль. Об этом сообщает РИА Новости.
По данным израильских СМИ, после нападения на борту рейса авиакомпании Объединенных Арабских Эмиратов вскрылись определенные пробелы в сфере надзора над безопасностью гражданской авиации.
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Совет национальной безопасности назначит инспектора для проведения проверок безопасности иностранных авиакомпаний в Израиле
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