NEWS FLASH
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport has reopened following a temporary closure after an unauthorised vehicle was seen driving across the apron earlier today. According to media reports, a security guard allowed the car resembling an official vehicle to enter the restricted zone near the Jat Tehnika hangar, after which the individual drove around the nearby aprons for some time before fleeing the scene. The person was arrested near the boarder between Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina and has been detained for 48 hours on suspicion of committing a criminal offense of endangering air traffic safety. An arrest warrant has been issued for the security personnel. Details of the incident remain sparce.
In a statement, Belgrade Airport said, "We take this situation very seriously and have promptly implemented preventive measures. Based on the authorities' assessment, additional controls will be introduced in a specific part of the airport, which may temporarily impact the flight schedule. We are fully cooperating with the authorities to clarify the circumstances and take further corrective actions to improve operations". It added it could not comment on the incident itself until an investigation is carried out. Air Serbia issued a statement noting that today’s temporary closure may affect operations this afternoon and evening. “Air Serbia is doing everything in its power to maintain operations in line with the planned flight schedule”. A number of incoming flights have been delayed
Jos jedan gaf beogradskog aerodroma, dokle vise pre nego sto se nesto ozbiljno desi? Po obicaju nikad niko nije ni za sta odgovarao.
ReplyDeletePrvo procitaj clanak. Uhapseno obezbedjenje kao i osumnjiceni. Kao i zena koja se provukla ispod eGateova pre neki dan.
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DeleteMa da, sorry, nista se nije ni desilo, samo opušteno..crva nije ni bilo
Why was the security person arrested? Unless there is evidence that he collaborated with the suspect but was tricked, would that not be an unreasonable use of force by the prosecutor/authorities? Normally you would get suspended from job or fired for that, not arrested. Doesn’t the person who trained the security and set the security precedures and stardards carry the same responsability too?
DeleteRead the news article. It says: An arrest warrant has been issued for the security personnel.
DeleteThe employee was also arrested because under Serbian law this is a criminal offense. An airprot is a high risk zone and as such is specially treated.
DeleteSecurity at BEG is managed by Securitas
ReplyDeleteWho are they?
DeleteAn international company but the franchise in Serbia is owned by someone close to the ruling party. That's how they got the job to manage BEG's security 2 years ago. I'm sure it's a multi million deal. With all due respect, most of the Securitas workers at BEG look like they are from a support class.
DeleteWell you are wrong. It was Jat Tehnika security.
DeleteYou can't access Jat Tehnika before first passing through airport security.
DeleteYes you can. You obviously don't much about the airport complex.
DeleteYou can't access airport grounds from Jat Tehnika without going first through security.
DeleteYes, and that security is managed by Jat Tehnika.
Deletethere were several similar incidents on german airports too in the last two years. From climate activists glueing themselves on the taxiway over some turkish father who wanted to force entry into a plane on the runway to fly with his child and finally some guy who followed Šolc convoy until the VIP section of fraport to hug him: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/olaf-scholz-ap-berlin-bild-frankfurt-airport-b2346293.html
ReplyDeleteDoes that diminish the seriousness of this situation?
DeleteWhy do some people think that it is a good defence argument to find equally bad stuff that happened somewhere else before??
DeleteBEG CEO should resign after this string of scandals.
DeleteWhat does he have to do with Jat Tehnika security?
DeleteAre you like serious? Of course it does. It's his job to make sure there are systems in place which prevent just anyone from breaching your security. This happened in BEG twice in like a week. He's young and inexperienced. Time for him to go. When Berisot ( a seasoned employee) was there, this never happened.
DeleteWhen Berisot was there whole airport was closed due to security breach one year ago and that was directly the mistake of BEG employees.
DeleteJAT tehnika, btw EU company, allowed this guy to enter restricted zone.
SNS logic with this 'btw EU company' never taking accountability for your own messes, just shift and point fingers at others to point how they're not better so we're fine...
DeleteBEG seems to be ran by clowns. How come they keep on allowing this to happen?
ReplyDeleteJust waiting for an influencer associated with a ruling party to post a video of himself driving on the runway with a clickbait title.
ReplyDeleteLol where are you getting that from?
DeleteWhat a time to be alive
ReplyDeleteFollowing the incident at the automated passport control, they are now watching this area from the stairs that lead to passport control from the check-in desks. However, most of their time is spent denying guests and passengers the right to congregate in the area as they “obstruct the view” even though this is a completely unrestricted part of the facility and there is no signage whatsoever to claim otherwise. Now they are keeping “attention wet floor” sign in the area so they can have an argument to request people to move. All the while we have a guy driving a car up and down the runway. Clowns.
ReplyDeleteVehicle was not on the runway.
DeleteDCV published a statement where they mention entry was guarded by JAT Tehnika security personel. That could mean it's not Belgrade Airport security staff responsibility. Do we know citizenship of the suspect?
ReplyDeletePerhaps someone actually supervising the self-serve e-gates could have stopped the crawling lady which made us a mockery around the world. However, it does not explain how no one asked her for her boarding pass until she was seated on the plane to Malta.
ReplyDeleteShe was not seated on the plane, she got arrested on the gate.
DeleteShe was not seated, she was prevented from boarding.
DeleteShe was not seated on the plane, she got arrested on the gate.
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ReplyDeleteWhat are the chances that some countries, in particular those very focused on security issues like the US, could rescind the approvals for flights from Belgrade Airport? It took a while to get everything in order a few years ago and in line with the US requests, but could we lose it all because of these bizarre incidents?
ReplyDeleteDid Germany loose its approvals when very similar incidents occurred? Tame your excitement.
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