Ethiopian cargo flight forced to turn back after Israel blocks landing over Indonesian

Ethiopian cargo flight forced to turn back after Israel blocks landing over Indonesian
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A cargo aircraft operated by Ethiopian Airlines on a route from Addis Ababa was forced to return during the night of Sunday to Monday when Israel denied it permission to land because an Indonesian crew member was on board, and the crew list was only provided to Israeli authorities after the flight had departed.

The denial came after a recent flydubai incident in which an Omani pilot allegedly stabbed a second pilot and tried to crash the aircraft.

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