Air France has decided to suspend flights over the Red Sea after a crew spotted a bright object at high altitude in the Sudan area.
Gabriel Dumitrache
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The company made the decision as a precautionary measure following suspicions that a crew had spotted a 'high-altitude bright object in the Sudan area'. The decision to suspend flights over the Red Sea has led to changes to the itineraries of some of its flights. Air France denied speculation that a plane had been targeted by a missile.
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"Obiect luminos" la mare altitudine. Air France a suspendat zborurile deasupra Mării Roșii - HotNews.ro
Air France a suspendat toate zborurile deasupra unei mări, după ce "un echipaj a observat un obiect luminos la mare altitudine"
"Obiect luminos" la mare altitudine. Air France a suspendat zborurile deasupra Mării Roșii
Un "obiect luminos" în zona Sudanului a dus la suspendarea zbourilor Air France deasupra Mării Roşii
"Obiect luminos" în zona Sudanului: Air France a suspendat până la noi ordine zborurile deasupra Mării Roşii
"Obiect luminos" la mare altitudine: Air France a suspendat zborurile peste Marea Roșie
Zboruri oprite după ce un "obiect luminos" a apărut deasupra unei mări. Ce ar fi observat echipajul unui avion
"Obiect luminos la mare altitudine". Air France suspendă zborurile peste Marea Roșie - Evenimentul Zilei
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