PNN – Israeli economic circles expressed their concern on Monday about the losses caused by the long suspension of foreign flights to Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, citing Sama News Agency, the CEO of the Zionist company “Signal” said following the suspension of flights by a number of foreign companies to Ben Gurion Airport due to a missile attack by the Yemeni army: We hope that airlines will not suspend their flights to Israel (the occupied territories) any longer, as this will cause us great losses and lead to an increase in prices.
According to him, it is difficult to determine when companies in the occupied territories, which are closely monitoring the situation, will resume operations.
In this regard, the Humanitarian Operations Coordination Center in Yemen announced: We have informed the International Civil Aviation Organization and the Air Transport Association that Israeli enemy airports are constantly under attack by the Yemeni armed forces and must coordinate with the relevant parties (ATS).
On the other hand, the American company Delta also suspended its flights to the occupied territories for two days.
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Previously, Air Europa had canceled all its flights from Madrid to Tel Aviv.
Air Europa, the third largest airline in Spain, canceled its flights to the occupied territories on Monday after Yemen attacked Ben Gurion Airport and the country’s armed forces announced an air blockade of the occupation regime.
Also, the Zionist media previously reported the cancellation of flights by 20 major international airlines to the occupied territories.
In this regard, the spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces issued a statement warning foreign airlines to refrain from any flights to the occupied territories.
According to this statement, the Yemeni army will implement the siege by repeating attacks on Israeli airports, especially “Al-Lod” airport, which the Zionists call “Ben Gurion”.
The Yemeni army has also called on all international airlines to take the contents of this statement seriously and, from the time of its publication, to cancel flights to airports under the control of the Israeli regime in order to protect the safety of their planes and passengers.
The statement concludes: Yemen will not allow the enemy to continue its aggression against Arab countries such as Lebanon and Syria and impose a situation in which it considers itself authorized to carry out these attacks.