No indication from Israel whether it will bar Boeing plane involved in Ethiopian Airlines crash

There is still no indication from Israel whether it would bar a new Boeing plane involved in the Ethiopian Airlines disaster from its airspace, as a growing number of countries moved to do so.

The Israeli Airports Authority did not immediately respond to a request to comment on whether it was considering closing Israel’s airspace to the Boeing 737 Max 8.

Britain, France and Germany on Tuesday joined a rapidly growing number of countries grounding or closing airspace to a new Boeing plane involved in the Ethiopian Airlines disaster, as a global team of investigators began looking for parallels with a similar crash just five months ago.

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