Leaving Israel with Ease: Charter Flights for Germans From Amman to Frankfurt
Germans of Israeli descent expected to soar above Amman, Jordan's capital, according to the Foreign Ministry.
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Get ready for a hassle-free exit, Germans living in Israel! The German Foreign Office is arranging a special charter flight from Amman, Jordan's capital, to help you leave safely. According to a spokeswoman from the ministry, who spoke to Reuters, this initial flight is scheduled to take off on Wednesday. "[Germans listed on Elefand], who are registered in Israel, have been informed about this opportunity and the procedures," she added [1][2][3].
Earlier, the ministry advised all Germans in Israel, Iran, and surrounding countries to sign up on the Elefand list (https://krisenvorsorgeliste.diplo.de/signin) so that the German diplomatic missions can reach out promptly in emergency situations. When queried about the number of registered Germans in Israel and Iran, a Foreign Office spokesman reported that over 4,000 Germans are registered in Israel on Elefand, with the number rising. In Iran, approximately 1,000 Germans are registered, although no specific numbers for either country have been revealed [1][2][4].
Since the initiation of Israeli military operations, the federal crisis team and the German diplomatic missions onsite have been discussing the current situation on a regular basis. Due to the closure of the airspace, departing Israel by air isn't an option at the moment. However, the airport in Amman and the Jordan-Israel border crossings remain open. Despite the unstable security situation, it's challenging to plan overland journeys because of the instability. Consequently, German citizens are encouraged, depending on their unique situation, available safe zones, and the instructions of local security authorities, to consider the option of exiting by land at their own responsibility [1][2][3].
In essence, the charter flights organized by the German Foreign Office aim to provide a secure evacuation route for German citizens from a conflict zone, with emails being sent out to all Elefand list members with details about the flight and evacuation procedures. Although the exact number of registered Germans in Israel and Iran has not been disclosed publicly in recent statements, the emphasis is on ensuring the safe and orderly departure of German nationals. 🛫🇩🇪🇮🇱🇯🇴🌍🛫
- The German Foreign Office's organized charter flights from Amman (Jordan's capital) to Frankfurt not only cater to the community policy of ensuring the safe evacuation of German citizens from conflict zones but also offer vocational training opportunities to those who may wish to use their travel experiences to enhance their career prospects through vocational training programs related to travel, politics, and general-news journalism.
- As Germans living in Israel and Iran contemplate their lifestyle choices and future plans amidst the ongoing instability, it is crucial to prioritize safety by keeping informed about general-news updates, adhering to community policy guidelines, and considering vocational training opportunities that may arise from unique travel experiences, such as the charter flights arranged by the German Foreign Office.
