Is it safe for a jewish person to fly on a Islamic/arab airline?

Question

turkish, Arab Emirates, jordanian

Answer 1

Try it if they Im pretty sure

Answer 2

SAY WHAT??? c'mon dude.. this is 2008..

people wouldnt care who seat next to you..

jewish? muslim? christian? even transvestite...

no body care.. well they pay the ticket too!!!

PEACE =D

Answer 3

If you're flying to Israel, you can take Royal Jordanian or Turkish Airlines. They have flights to Tel Aviv. The others probably don't fly there.

If you're Jewish, but not an Israeli citizen (or if you are, you have a second nationality and would travel on that passport), it shouldn't be a problem. If you keep kosher, you may want to look into the availabilty of ordering meals. At least you can be sure of not being served pork!

I wouldn't worry about flying any of them, even if you have an obviously Jewish last name. You paid for your ticket like the rest of the passengers!

Answer 4

I don't know , but try it and let me know how you make out.

Answer 5

Jewish people and Israeli passport holders will not face any problems flying on airlines of some Islamic countries such as Turkish Airline or Royal Jordanian, Egypt Air and possibly also Qatar Airways.

However, they might face problems if they hold an Israeli passport while traveling on Emirates, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Kuwait Airways. Owner countries of these airlines do not recognize Israel and citizens/ passport holders of Israel are not allowed entry into these states.

The worst case scenario is, the Israeli national will be denied boarding on that flight. But there will be no safety or security related issues.