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Israel does not renounce to mount anti-missile defence system on El Al's airplanes

Tel Aviv, Israel - Although debates have occurred with the United States, but these ones would actually be studying a similar solution

Israel is carrying on its programme aimed to mount anti-missile flares system on El Al’s airplanes, though debates with the United States related to airport safety risks when landing at US air stations have occurred (see for details AVIONEWS). These two governments have met several times in order to solve this matter. Israel, on its part, does not intend to renounce to an instrument which it considers a...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 63943
Rome, Italy, 05/28/2004 13:18
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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