Khaberni - Navigational data from the "Flight Radar" platform, which specializes in tracking aviation movements, showed that the Boeing KC-135R Stratotanker bearing the registration number "63-8018" made an emergency landing at Ben Gurion Airport.
Channel 12 Israeli reported on its Telegram account that an American refueling plane was forced to land at Ben Gurion Airport after suffering a malfunction, sending out a distress call.
According to the flight path, the plane continued flying eastward before making a turn and heading back west, eventually landing at Ben Gurion Airport about 3 hours after its departure.
The data also showed that the plane transmitted the code "7700," which is the international code used to indicate a general emergency situation.
The Boeing KC-135R Stratotanker can carry up to about 90 tons of fuel on a single flight, according to the official website of the U.S. Air Force.
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