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Haifa Airport proves reliable while Ben-Gurion navigates chaos, but growth limits remain
"Haifa Airport is experiencing significant momentum, with an impressive increase in the number of passengers and flights and the expansion of flight options for residents of the north," said the IAA.
Air Canada extends flight suspensions to Tel Aviv and Dubai through mid-January 2027
Condor launch connects Frankfurt and Tel Aviv daily
Hundreds of Boeing 737 MAX jets face cabin safety risks and assembly flaws, FAA warns
After five months: the low-cost giant returns to Israel | all the details
The EasyJet airline announced that it will resume its flights to and from Israel starting March 25. In the meantime, the company will fly to London, Berlin, Amsterdam, Geneva, Basel and Milan.
This Muslim country's airline is returning to Israel - now with kosher food
Azerbaijan Airlines announced that it will resume its flights to Israel starting March 19. Initially, the airline will operate three flights per week.
Rabbi sues JetBlue, removed for not sitting next to woman
This incident is not JetBlue's first encounter with accusations of antisemitism.
Which are the worst airlines in the world? New survey says Wizz Air, Ryanair
Over 10,000 flights were surveyed in the UK last year, evaluating airlines worldwide. Here are the results, placing Wizz Air and Ryanair on the bottom.
Ryanair adds 'Occupied Palestine' option to personal details
Ryanair now offers 'Occupied Palestinian Territory' as an option in the personal details section of their website.
Pregnancy Prohibition and Survival Training in the Jungle: The World's Strictest Airlines
Being a flight attendant is not an easy job, and with the level of responsibility involved, there is serious training required by all airlines around the world.
Trend Expands: European Airlines Considering Passenger Weighing
Finland's national airline, Finnair, announced that it will consider weighing its passengers on flights departing from Helsinki Airport.
Finnish Airline will start weighing people before flights
Taking accurate weight measurements can increase passenger safety on flights.
"Whirlwind Tourism": Israelis Flock to Short Vacations in Europe
"We are seeing a phenomenon of 'whirwind tourism', when the number of Israelis going on short vacations abroad is gradually increasing," Hila Hermolin-Ronen - VP of Israir Company - tells "Maariv"
The skies reopen: which airlines are returning? And where can we fly to?
Despite months of being outside the world's destination map, the trend of returning to Israel continues. Today, four more airlines are returning to us and landing in the country.
