This story is too funny to be true!
Ireland’s new €53 million government jet was ordered without FalconEye, an Israeli-developed vision system that helps pilots identify runways, obstacles and airport lighting through fog, darkness and other low-visibility conditions.
The technology, developed by Dassault with Israel’s Elbit Systems and normally standard on the Falcon 6X, can permit approaches in weather that would otherwise force an aircraft to divert. Irish officials reportedly excluded it because installing the system would have required a written procurement agreement with Elbit.
Ireland’s Department of Defence insists the aircraft faces “no current limits” on its operational capability. Aviation sources say the jet remains safe and operational, but pilots now have fewer landing options in severe fog and may need clearer conditions or an alternate airport.
The decision is especially striking because other new Irish military aircraft still contain Israeli technology, including Elbit-linked helicopter avionics and Israeli-made radar, where officials determined the systems could not practically be excluded.
3 comments:
This is a great opportunity to publish once again a list of all the technology developed in Israel and demand that the Irish government remove all of it from their systems.
Geniuses, they can move to Chelim
Thick Irish parasites rely on the UK for everything but hate them as much as they hate Jews. Shitty island full of fenian, boghopping bigots who struggle to walk down the roads with the weight of the chips on their shoulders.
Never forget that these rats screeching about Israel managed to stay 'neutral' against the greatest evil in history. Their prime minister and president even went personally to the German embassy to give condolences on Shitlers death. They turned around a shipload of yiddishe kids to be gassed as well.
Fed on a diet of terrorism and catholic hatred with their mothers milk, these rats somehow feel qualified to judge Israel.
I hope their f'ing plane crashes
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