It was denied airspace permission following its failure to disclose the nature of its cargo - which was more than likely a military arsenal.
Somalia Denies Airspace Permission To A Plane From The UAE To Hargeisa
This morning, Somalia has denied airspace permission to a cargo plane from Sharjah, UAE, to Hargeisa. The cargo plane with the registration P4-JAG was registered in Thailand.
It was denied airspace permission following its failure to disclose the nature of its cargo - which was more than likely a military arsenal.
It was denied airspace permission following its failure to disclose the nature of its cargo - which was more than likely a military arsenal.
Re: Somalia Denies Airspace Permission To A Plane From The UAE To Hargeisa
Mogadishu (HOL) - Somali Civil Aviation Authority turned away a cargo plane destined for the self-declared republic of Somaliland from Sharjah on Thursday, marking the second instance of the Somali government denying airspace permission in the last 24 hours.
The country's Civil Aviation body stated in a release that the cargo plane, registered in Thailand (registration P4-JAG), failed to provide information on its cargo.
On Wednesday, the Aviation Agency turned away an unauthorized Ethiopian Airlines plane (ET8372) D-8-Q400 from Somali airspace, citing a lack of "authorization to utilize Somali airspace. The flight, Dash 8-Q400, with flight number ET8372, en route to Egal International Airport in Hargeisa, was compelled to turn back. The Ethiopian officials were visiting Somaliland to discuss a deal, which has sparked a huge row.
Somalia considers Somaliland to be part of its territory.
The agreement, signed on 1 January, would allow Somaliland to lease one of its ports to Ethiopia in exchange for a stake in Ethiopian Airlines and possible recognition of Somaliland as a sovereign state.
Somalia has reacted angrily to the deal, calling it an act of aggression.
The country's Civil Aviation body stated in a release that the cargo plane, registered in Thailand (registration P4-JAG), failed to provide information on its cargo.
On Wednesday, the Aviation Agency turned away an unauthorized Ethiopian Airlines plane (ET8372) D-8-Q400 from Somali airspace, citing a lack of "authorization to utilize Somali airspace. The flight, Dash 8-Q400, with flight number ET8372, en route to Egal International Airport in Hargeisa, was compelled to turn back. The Ethiopian officials were visiting Somaliland to discuss a deal, which has sparked a huge row.
Somalia considers Somaliland to be part of its territory.
The agreement, signed on 1 January, would allow Somaliland to lease one of its ports to Ethiopia in exchange for a stake in Ethiopian Airlines and possible recognition of Somaliland as a sovereign state.
Somalia has reacted angrily to the deal, calling it an act of aggression.
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Re: Somalia Denies Airspace Permission To A Plane From The UAE To Hargeisa
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The Somalian government has now put diplomatic pressure on Hargeisa's unlearned warlord, who literally sold the land and the sea. I swear, since January of this year, when I saw Galla, one of my childhood classmates, rejoicing and screaming that they now got their own ocean, I've felt terrible.
This dog deserves to be imprisoned, and the Somali government should issue a warrant for his arrest. Anyone who favors Somalia's devastation should have their neck tightened.
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The Somalian government has now put diplomatic pressure on Hargeisa's unlearned warlord, who literally sold the land and the sea. I swear, since January of this year, when I saw Galla, one of my childhood classmates, rejoicing and screaming that they now got their own ocean, I've felt terrible.
This dog deserves to be imprisoned, and the Somali government should issue a warrant for his arrest. Anyone who favors Somalia's devastation should have their neck tightened.
Re: Somalia Denies Airspace Permission To A Plane From The UAE To Hargeisa
Wow, finally Somalia showed up some testicles. That is the way to self-respect. I love it.Somaliman wrote: ↑18 Jan 2024, 07:11This morning, Somalia has denied airspace permission to a cargo plane from Sharjah, UAE, to Hargeisa. The cargo plane with the registration P4-JAG was registered in Thailand.
It was denied airspace permission following its failure to disclose the nature of its cargo - which was more than likely a military arsenal.
Re: Somalia Denies Airspace Permission To A Plane From The UAE To Hargeisa
Well done and great job our Somalian brothers. 2 hell with evil uae & bantu-galla ethiopia.Somaliman wrote: ↑18 Jan 2024, 07:11This morning, Somalia has denied airspace permission to a cargo plane from Sharjah, UAE, to Hargeisa. The cargo plane with the registration P4-JAG was registered in Thailand.
It was denied airspace permission following its failure to disclose the nature of its cargo - which was more than likely a military arsenal.
