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US, Europe Halt Flights to Israel

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19 October 2018 19:42 WIB

Smoke from an Israeli strike rises over Gaza City, Tuesday (7/22). Israeli airstrikes hit a wide range of locations along the coastal area of the Gaza Strip as diplomatic efforts intensified to end the two week war that has killed hundreds of Palestinians and dozens of Israelis. AP/Hatem Moussa

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Air carriers in the United States and Europe have halted flights to Tel Aviv, Israel, following turmoil between Israel and Palestine. U.S. carriers Delta Air Lines, American Airlines Group and United Airlines were the first to announce cancellations, followed by flight stoppages by European carriers, including Germany's Lufthansa and Air France. 

Air Berlin, Germany's second-largest carrier, has also said that it halted its flights through Wednesday. Throughout the day, several airlines rerouted or turned back flights already headed to Tel Aviv. The flight suspensions grasped the attention of global aviation community, which is still grappling with MH17 incident over Ukraine with 298 aboard. 

"The carriers are making the right call," said Robert Mann, an airline consultant in Port Washington, New York. "They are ultimately legally responsible for their operations and thus, they have to be at least as cautious and in many cases more cautious than any guideline that they are given." 

Responding the flight suspension, Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, have called for US airlines to resume flights to Israel. "There is no need for US carriers to suspend flights and reward terrorism," said a statement from Israel's Transportation Minister Yisrael Katz. 

RINDU P. HESTYA | REUTERS



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