Netanyahu said that the way to Israel’s east is open in different ways.
Jerusalem:
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday welcomed tiny Oman to use his airspace, terming it a “great day” for the aviation industry. He said that this can lead to a direct agreement till India. Israel will be helped to become a key point between Asia and Europe.
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“The Far East is not far away and the sky has no limits,” Netanyahu said after Oman allowed Israeli formations to use its airspace. Big news day. This will have the effect on Israel that it will become a giant between Asia and Europe.
Saudi Arabia had already allowed the Israeli formation to use its airspace. The Israeli leader said that since his visit to Oman in 2018, he had been working to allow Israeli formations to fly over its airspace, “to be detected directly over India and beyond to Australia”. ‘
There is no relation between Oman and Israel yet. Netanyahu insisted, “After a lot of effort, this achievement has been achieved today. This is good news, the way to the east of Israel is open in different ways.
By now Israel had been looking south to East Asia, visiting India and Thailand, in order to avoid the Arabian Peninsula. Due to this, about one and a half hours extra time was taken and precious fuel was wasted. Oman’s announcement could save Israeli aircraft hours of time it takes to get to popular destinations such as India and Thailand.
These events are expected to drive down ticket prices. Also, the airlines will also be able to reduce the cost of helping fuel. Air India flights fly directly from Delhi to Tel Aviv using the airspace of Saudi Arabia and Oman, making its flights affordable.
Last year, Saudi Arabia allowed Israeli flights to enter its airspace, but the closure of Oman’s airspace prevented Israeli companies from using this route to fly to Asia. Last year, after US President Joe Biden’s visit to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia decided to open its airspace to Israel.
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