The Security and Emergency Department of the Prime Minister’s Office has recently been recruiting workers to secure the Prime Minister’s plane, although a decision has not yet been made on whether to use it. The Prime Minister’s Office:
A special security unit has been set up to secure the Prime Minister’s Wing Zion plane, which was built at a cost of hundreds of millions, even though the Bennett-Lapid government has not yet decided whether to use it.
According to a report in Ynet, In recent months, the Security and Emergency Department of the Prime Minister’s Office has been publishing job vacancies for applying for a “unique position” – “Work in the unit for the security of the heads of state aircraft”.
After checking the site with the Prime Minister’s Office it turned out that though As the political echelon evades deciding whether to use the plane, the Prime Minister’s Office is constantly continuing preparations and recruiting personnel to operate it.
The manpower they are trying to recruit includes a squadron commander, a pilot, maintenance personnel and pilots who have already made conversions to fly him, as stated while the plane is “raising dust”.
The Prime Minister’s Office responded: “The Wing Zion aircraft has been secure for about two years, since classified systems were installed. This is not a new thing. The recruitment notice refers to current security positions required to secure the aircraft. “Between its current security and the decision to use it to fly the heads of state.”