Скачать или смотреть Flights by U.S. air carriers that serve Israel are resuming after a two-day hiatus. At Newark Intern

(24 Jul 2014) VOICE-OVER
FLIGHTS BY U.S. AIR CARRIERS THAT SERVE ISRAEL ARE RESUMING AFTER A TWO-DAY HIATUS.
THE DECISION CAME AFTER THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION LIFTED ITS BAN, IMPOSED OUT OF CONCERN THAT PLANES RISK BEING HIT BY HAMAS ROCKETS.
SOUNDBITE (English) Anthony Foxx - U.S.Transporation Secretary
"We are satisfied that additional stapes are being taken to ensure the security of air travel in."
UNITED AIRLINES WAS THE FIRST TO ANNOUNCE THE RESUMPTION OF FLIGHTS. PASSENGERS AT NEWARK AIRPORT IN NEW JERSEY EXPRESSED RELIEF ON THE NEWS.
SOUNDBITE (English)Ben Kasnett, dropping off daughters for flight to Israel:
"It's overdue, I thought it was a rush to judgement, so to speak."
SOUNDBITE (English) Amit Benbassat, passenger:
"American security measures have only two settings - indifferent and total panic and they should maybe work in settings in between cause the Israeli airport is quite safe, it's nowhere near the fighting."
DELTA AIR LINES AND US AIRWAYS HAVE ALSO ANNOUNCED THE RESUMPTION OF FLIGHTS.
MATT FRIEDMAN - ASSOCIATED PRESS

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