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A Turkish maritime patrol aircraft ATR-72 and a Turkish helicopter violated the Greek airspace on Wednesday as they entered Athens flight information region (FIR) without submitting a flight plan.

The three violations occurred over the southeastern Aegean.

A Turkish naval cooperation aircraft ATR-72 and a Turkish helicopter entered the Athens FIR today without filing a flight plan.

3 violations of air traffic rules (ATC) were recorded in the FIR Athens, in the area of the southeastern Aegean Sea.

The Turkish aircraft were identified by international rules, as is standard practice.

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