Hamas invaded Israel 2023

[Lumber]

An aircraft entering Irish airspace and heading to an airport without clearance would rapidly attract attention, cause alarm, and kick off certain pre-planned emergency responses at both local and national levels that I won’t go into. Suffice to say I’d take that bet.

That’s all setting aside practicalities as simple as “using which planes?” and “overflying which countries?” and “why would the Irish drive a stairs truck up to facilitate disembarkation?” and “in the year of our Lord 2025 what airport/police detachment doesn’t have an immediate plan ready in a drawer for a hijack response?”

Ireland would be getting themselves a free Boeing.

I am 1000% certain that of anybody, the Israelis would figure out a way to disembark passengers without a stairs truck.

 

[brihard]

I am 1000% certain that of anybody, the Israelis would figure out a way to disembark passengers without a stairs truck.

Sure. There’s just, y’know, all the rest of it.

 

[FJAG]

Israel isn’t going to just land a plane and disgorge a bunch of Gazans in a sovereign country

Ships have no better success:

MS St. Louis - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[KevinB]

Sure. There’s just, y’know, all the rest of it.

LAPES from a C-17

 

[brihard]

LAPES from a C-17

Lol. I was just sticking to what Israel actually has. None of their planes with a ramp have the legs.

 

[OldSolduer]

So if I may all those countries that decided to sue Israel - South Africa I believe led the charge - should be willing to take in the Gaza refugees? Just a thought....

Buehler?