Air-France-Flug AF662: Wenn de Flugsicherung “viel Glück” wünscht en Raketen zu seehen since

True is not lifeless, true is quickly aesthetic, the man can stop the Ganze for the Feuerwerk. But the man from the Flugzeugfenster was an Iranian Raketen. 180 davon feuerte der Iran am 1. October auf Israel ab. One video you’ll see is of you traveling to a board of Air-France-Flug AF662, one of the other Anblick bots.

The war is not yet clear, but the Passenger Flight is no longer in the air, but you can tell, it is a flight of the French airline Paris in Dubai. The Boeing 777-300 with the Kennzeichen F-GSQU flog after the Iranian border over Iraq, at 4:45 pm Weltzeit der Angriff in Israel began.

Airline mied de Iraq-kurz darauf

Erst een kurz nach 17 Uhr los de bovine 18 Jahre alte Maschine de Luftraum wieder. The war between the airline and the airline, before they beschloss, is their girls. Gesperrt wurde der iraqische Luftraum offiziell first beef 50 Minuten später. Laut Air France flew with a flight in a corridor, which was probably not used by other airlines. Lebanon, Israel, Iran and Jordan have never been better.

Filmed from the cockpit of an airplane near Shiraz, Iran. No warning from ATC who had no idea. Immediately sent away. pic.twitter.com/Iq6k6jY9Zm

— Tim LG🇺🇦 (@IntercityFC) October 1, 2024

“On October 1, information would be available that an attack by Iran on Israel with ballistic missiles was behind it,” Air France said. Of course, you have information and information about the Iranian measures you can take if you eliminate the flood or flight. If you know that AF662 from Angriff is like this, you were investigated internally, so the Fluggesellschaft for Nachrichtenagentur AFP.

Flugsicherung wünscht «viel Glück»

The minutes have been used up for storage and fluggäste-mussen. However, as the machine in the Iranian Luftraum-hineinflog, the Cockpit crew became clearer, it was never stimulated. Anyone who has received the French sender LCI message has received the Iranian Flugsicherung der Besatzung «viel Glück».

Der Flugverlauf von AF662 am 1. October: