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Saudis Detain
Israel Travelers
Philadelphia (JTA)
Twenty-eight persons with
raeli passports or Israeli stain
in their passports were detain
aboard a Pan Am airplane
Saudi Arabia for nearly
hours on July 28 and 29 wh
the plane was forced to la
there due to engine failure,
cording to a spokesperson f
the airline.
rline.
wh
Whyte of Pan Am c
firmed an anonymous telepho
call received by the Philadelp
Jewish Exponent last week fr
someone Who was reportedly
Saudi Arabia when the incide
occurred.
According to Whyte, Pan A
Flight 66, which left New Yo
on the night of July 27 enrou
to New Delhi, had stopped i
Frankfurt and Vienna befo
being forced to land in Dhahra
Saudi Arabia, the next day 8:5
p.m. Saudi time. The Boeing 7
was carrying 379 passenge
when it left Vienna. Whyte sai
Pan Am looked after those r
maining on the plane. The a'
line also contacted the Stat
Department.
On July 29 at 8:20 p.m., Sau
time, a relief aircraft from Lo
don carried all passengers t
New Delhi, according to Why
A State Department official tol
Steve Feldman of the Jewis
Exponent that under Saudi Ara
bian law, persons holding visa
for Israel are not permitted
land in Saudi Arabia. She sai
the detainees were kept aboar
the plane for "only severa
hours," not for 24 hours, as th
airline reported.
The person at the State De- 1
partment said the incident was
merely a case where "a local of
did what local officials do,"
and this type' of situation hap-
pens more often than is re-
ported.
Since nobody on the plane had
Saudi visas, the State Depart-
ment official said, local officials
had to obtain waivers from
Riyadh in order for any
passengers to deplane. When
this was accomplished, the
passengers were allowed to
enter the terminal. The State
Department said all passengers
were accorded the privilege.
The anonymous caller indi•
cated the detainees had beer
held aboard the plane for sip
hours and had then been per
mitted into an airport loung(
area. Whyte, however, saic
those passengers connected t(
Israel were only permitted t(
e p tteneair
. liner to board th(
relief
The Israeli Embassy in Wash
ington was unaware of the inci
dent, according to Oded Ben
Haim, Israel Consul it
Philadelphia. However, he said
it was "not a new phenomenon.'
Ben-Haim said he recalled simi
lar incidents in Saudi Arabia
and Jordan a few, years ago
Joann. Sloane, a spokesman fo :
the Federal Aviation Agency
said the FAA is usually in
formed of these incidents, bu
was unaware of this particula
one.
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