Security breach causes Israel trip delay
A flight operated by TUS Airways from Poland to Ben Gurion Airport in Israel experienced a delay of approximately three hours after three passengers of Georgian nationality were removed. Two of them had attempted to travel using forged Israeli passports, while the third was denied entry altogether. The passengers' luggage was removed and rechecked after the issue was discovered, leading to the delay. The airline cooperated with authorities to ensure safety. The incident raised questions about how the passengers managed to bypass security procedures. On the same day, the airline also reported another incident where a female passenger was removed because the border control procedures had not been completed before takeoff.
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