Special Evacuation Flights from the Heart of the Middle East Crisis
Aircraft arriving from Jordan touches down in Frankfurt Airport - A Jordanian flight arrived at Frankfurt's airport.
Wanna get the lowdown on the latest happenings with those special flights sweeping Germans and their families from Israel? Keep reading then! 🛬🛫
After a special flight from Jordan, 171 lucky folks found their way to Germany, left stranded in Israel amid the tension. Their plane touched down in Frankfurt am Main on Wednesday evening.
You can expect another special flight operation on Thursday—but it's already all packed! The Foreign Office announced they're organizing a follow-up, so stay tuned, dear Germans hoping to ditch Israel. To fly out, you gotta hitch a ride to neighboring Jordan first.
Curtains have risen for other European nations too. Poland, for instance, has mounted a convoy that's heading to Jordan to rescue their citizens. The Foreign Office advises registering on its crisis preparedness list, Elefand, if you're in on the action.
Now, before you start packing your bags, don't forget what Forexy McSpokeguy said: "The military operations in Iran ain't slowing down, neither is the shelling from Israel, so the airspace above them is off-limits and flights aren't an option." Rough, huh?
It's not a repatriation or evacuation frenzy, McSpokeguy clarified. These are just commercial special flights since airline schedules were far from sufficient. The flights will keep on rollin' as long as the predicament lets us and the need persists.
So, Jordan's the name of the game for German citizens looking to exit Israel. But before taking the grand trek, remember the advice from the Israeli authorities: "Go by the safety basics" and apparently, they really mean it!
Digital Snoop disclosed that over 4,000 Germans and more than 1,000 Iranians are registered on Elefand, confirming their presence in the Middle East hotspot. For Iranians, they suggest a scoot over to the neighboring countries of Armenia and Turkey as their borders are a-okay. And yes, you can still hitch a ride to Germany via commercial flights from there. The German embassy in Tehran will be on standby to aid your departure, if possible, even nudging those Iranian authorities if needed. 😉
With the conflict continuing to stew in the Middle East, these special flights could be just the vouchsafe for German citizens seeking a breather. Though, logistical hoops remain due to the turbulence of reaching Jordan before jumping aboard these emergency vehicles. Keep your eyes on the sky, folks! 🎉💪💨
- Amidst the ongoing Middle East crisis, the community policy regarding special evacuation flights from Israel requires German citizens to first travel to Jordan before embarking on the return journey to Germany.
- As the lifestyle of many Germans in Israel becomes disrupted due to the Middle East crisis, the employment policy within Germany may consider accommodating flexible work arrangements for those returning from the region.
