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Israel’s airport operations teams responded to two separate aircraft emergencies today

At Ramon Airport, a U.S. Air Force KC-135 tanker carrying 80 tons of fuel declared a full emergency due to an issue with Engine #4, with three crew members onboard. The aircraft landed safely.

By Runway 972 News

Wed, Nov 4, 6:48 PM

At Herzliya Airport, a light aircraft (4X-CDO) declared an emergency with one person onboard and landed safely three minutes later.

Both incidents ended safely, with no injuries reported, and normal operations resumed.

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Israel’s airport operations teams responded to two separate aircraft emergencies today

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