Disputes over the issue of Israeli aviation security in Dubai have been resolved. The GSS announced today (Friday) that understandings have been reached that will allow Israeli companies to fly to it as a usher. Yesterday, a round of meetings took place between the head of the GSS security department and his counterparts in the UAE, “Common and security arrangements that will allow them to fly again on a regular and regular basis,” the GSS said in a statement.
About a month ago, it was reported that a security dispute between the GSS and the airports in Dubai over security arrangements in their land section threatened the continuation of flights departing there. Countries such as Morocco, which have already agreed to an Israeli presence of security in other fields, will go backwards.
It was estimated that from 8 in the package the flights to Dubai would be stopped completely. In the last two weeks, the Israeli companies have all been allowed to take out only three flights a day together. Following the resolution of the crisis, next week Israeli airlines are expected to operate 12-10 flights a day.