According to a report cited by BlockBeats on July 18 and attributed to China Central Television, the Israeli military said on local time July 18 that dozens of U.S. aerial refueling aircraft set to be sent to Israel will land and be deployed at Israeli air force bases rather than at Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion International Airport. The Israeli side said the arrangement is meant to reduce disruption to civilian air traffic as much as possible. Earlier, Israel's Ministry of Transportation had capped the number of U.S. refueling aircraft parked at Ben Gurion Airport at 20 in an effort to ease interference with civilian flights during the summer travel peak. The report added that, according to the Israeli military, the decision to station the aircraft at Israeli air bases was made by the U.S. side and was coordinated with the Israeli military so the Israeli Air Force could prepare in advance.
BlockBeats reported on July 18, citing China Central Television, that the Israeli military said on local time July 18 that dozens of U.S. aerial refueling aircraft due to be sent to Israel will land and be deployed at Israeli air force bases rather than at Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion International Airport.
The Israeli military said the move is intended to minimize the impact on civilian air transport. Earlier, Israel's Ministry of Transportation had limited the number of U.S. refueling aircraft parked at Ben Gurion Airport to 20 to reduce disruption to civilian flights during the summer air travel peak.
The report added that, according to the Israeli military, the decision to deploy the refueling aircraft to Israeli air force bases was made by the U.S. side and coordinated with the Israeli military so that the Israeli Air Force could make preparations in advance.
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