Flydubai is now considering extending its flight suspension to Israel beyond October 15. The aviation crisis coincides with reports that Dvir Rubinstein, a Transportation Ministry official tasked with overseeing foreign carriers, privately accepted payment for consulting and training services from Emirates and flydubai. While some officials are calling for a judge-led governmental inquiry to investigate these conflicts of interest, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly resisted the formation of such a committee.
