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Challenge Airlines has lodged appeals with the Belgian authorities against measures prohibiting it from transporting weapons and other military-related materials to Israel via Belgium.
The Israeli all-cargo carrier, which operates between Liège Airport and the US, is contesting a Belgian federal decree which reduces the scope of its licence to transport dangerous goods to Belgium, and excludes transporting weapons and military equipment to Israel.
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Comment on this article
Andreas Kout
November 28, 2024 at 3:24 pmWell, only in short terms
why is Challenge Airlines so re-acting with a lot of emotions.Surely only based on the facts and this is widely known that a heavy amount of ammunition and weapons (the green beans ) have every been transported and transshipped through Belgian or Netherlands airports in particular in the past via El-AL.
For us the comments of the CEO are only underlining and confirming the fact ,that most probably a larger amount of the cargo they are carrying has
this origin.(commodity)
AK