On 13 May, El Al flight LY332 from Brussels, Belgium, to Tel Aviv, Israel, was forced to enter a holding pattern East of Tel Aviv as rockets were fired towards and exploded above the city of Tel Aviv. After one hour into the holding pattern, the Boeing 737 (registered 4X-EHC) diverted to Eilat Ramon Airport, the country’s second-biggest airport. A passenger was able to film the frightening scene.
#LY332 finally landed at #Eilat Airport (ETM) after being diverted due to the closure of #TelAviv Airport earlier. #Israel #ElAl pic.twitter.com/K9Jb6Gu4My
— Fabi (@fabsenbln) May 12, 2021
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— ???? ??????? Itay Blumental (@ItayBlumental) May 12, 2021
Israeli authorities today decided to divert all incoming traffic from Tel Aviv Airport to Eilat Ramon Airport.
Israel diverts incoming passenger flights from Tel Aviv Airport to Eilat Ramon Airport
