Israel Issues Three-Stage Aircrew Reporting Rules After Flydubai Incident
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Israel Orders More Security Measures Following FlyDubai Attack
Airlines flying to Israel will be required to submit crew information at least 48 hours before departure under new security measures introduced following an attack aboard a FlyDubai flight last month.
The National Passenger Identification Center (NPIC), which operates under the Tax Authority, has issued new and strict guidelines for all international airlines operating flights to Israel. The new procedures aim to tighten security oversight of crew members even before they board the plane, following the serious safety incident on a FlyDubai flight to Israel. According to the new procedures, airlines will be required to submit a detailed repor…
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diarioestrategia.clIsrael has ordered airlines operating flights to the country to provide crew data at least 48 hours prior to departure, as part of new security measures following an incident on 30 September aboard a FlyDubai aircraft, in which an Omani co-pilot [...] The Israeli entry orders the airlines to submit the crew data in advance after the attack on FlyDubai appears first in Forbes Spain.
The National Passenger Identification Center (NPIC) has published updated security guidelines requiring airlines to report crew members flying to Israel starting 48 hours before takeoff. The move is intended to tighten security requirements in civil aviation. The post NPIC tightens aviation security: New guidelines for airlines for early reporting of air crews appeared first on JDN.
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