Technology · 5 August 2026

Irish PM's jet ordered without key technology due to Israel ban will now struggle to land

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Ireland's new €53 million government jet, used by Prime Minister Micheál Martin, may struggle to land in foggy conditions. The FalconEye technology, which helps pilots maintain visibility in poor weather, was excluded due to Ireland's ban on Israeli defence products. The aircraft might need to divert to other airports when visibility is low.

By BriefTea Editorial · 5 August 2026 at 11:54

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