Bloomberg In Israel: Tel Aviv's Airport Is "The Best-Protected In The World": Gothamist
Not clear about all of this---and cannot fault the FAA for such a decision.
But, if Michael Bloomberg knows best--and he does seem to believe he does...
<Because the flight cancellations have the effect of isolating Israel from global travel networks, the actions by the airlines and FAA assumed a foreign-policy dimension. Israeli Transport Minister Israel Katz said yesterday that a suspension of flying would “give a prize to terror.”
“When possible, El Al is adding flights to Israel and various destinations throughout the world to accommodate stranded passengers,” the Lod, Israel-based airline said today in a statement. Sheryl Stein, a spokeswoman in New York, said she had no details.
Mike Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York and majority shareholder of Bloomberg LP, which owns Bloomberg News, flew to Ben Gurion Airport on El Al to demonstrate that traveling there is safe. >
Not clear about all of this---and cannot fault the FAA for such a decision.
But, if Michael Bloomberg knows best--and he does seem to believe he does...
<Because the flight cancellations have the effect of isolating Israel from global travel networks, the actions by the airlines and FAA assumed a foreign-policy dimension. Israeli Transport Minister Israel Katz said yesterday that a suspension of flying would “give a prize to terror.”
“When possible, El Al is adding flights to Israel and various destinations throughout the world to accommodate stranded passengers,” the Lod, Israel-based airline said today in a statement. Sheryl Stein, a spokeswoman in New York, said she had no details.
Mike Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York and majority shareholder of Bloomberg LP, which owns Bloomberg News, flew to Ben Gurion Airport on El Al to demonstrate that traveling there is safe. >
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