Air France Limits Crew Presence on Tel Aviv Flights

French media investigative reports indicate that Air France, under security pressure from Israeli authorities, has restricted the presence of some crew members on flights to Tel Aviv based on nationality.

According to the investigative reports of the French media, the Air France airline company, under the security pressure of the Zionist authorities, has limited the presence of some crew members on flights bound for Tel Aviv based on their nationality.

According to the Palestine Information Center, according to these instructions, employees who have the citizenship of countries that do not have diplomatic relations with the Zionist regime, will not be allowed to participate in these flights.

This restriction includes citizens of 31 countries, including Algeria, Tunisia, Mauritania, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Pakistan, and Indonesia, and has led to accusations of discrimination based on nationality and national origin.

The "Alter" union, which represents part of the technical flight crew, has opposed the ethnic and nationality screening of the employees. At the same time, concerns have also been raised about the conflict of this practice with French labor laws and personal data protection regulations.