Latvia’s national airline landed in Tel Aviv this morning (Wednesday) with its new aircraft, equipped with Starlink satellite internet technology by X, as the Riga-Tel Aviv route resumes with three weekly flights
Delta returns to Israel, and in an exclusive interview with PassportNews, Matteo Curcio reveals what awaits passengers on the renewed Tel Aviv-New York route, what upgrades have been introduced, and what the future holds for the American airline’s operations in Israel
This was after the plane that took off from Tel Aviv was faulty and had to land in Antalya, and the rescue plane also had a malfunction. Minister Kish: "The youth delegation has safely arrived in Poland"
The company announces terminal changes, access to Lufthansa Group lounges, and a new route from Milan to Munich
Starting Tuesday: Delta Airlines Resumes Daily Direct Flights from JFK to Tel Aviv, with First Flight Landing Wednesday Morning
The two airlines have reached an agreement allowing passengers to connect their transatlantic flights between the two countries to 37 destinations within Argentina and 29 destinations in Spain
With nearly 900 daily flights, expanded long-haul service, new routes to Riyadh and Orlando, and the debut of its redesigned La Première suite, Air France’s Summer 2025 schedule spans 190 destinations in 74 countries
Amid a supply chain crisis, LOT is taking swift actions to secure its fleet: two Dreamliners on the way, with a tender for 84 additional aircraft to be decided soon
Starting May 13: Three Weekly Flights to Zagreb at Great Prices with No Extra Luggage Fees
Approximately 70,000 passengers are expected to pass through the airport in April, including an airlift from Paris with 1,000 tourists arriving directly in Eilat. Airport Authority prepares for growth and the resumption of international routes
A New Era for Duty Free: James Richardson Store Reopens at Terminal 1, Now 680 sqm
Despite a challenging year, Israir reports record revenue and passenger growth. CEO Sirkis: “These results affirm Israir’s position as a stable, leading airline committed to fairness
Ryanair is the leading airline at the airport in Slovakia's capital, offering regular flights to 24 destinations starting next week
A boarding pass mix-up led a passenger bound for Barcelona to land in Rome — and her suitcase stayed in Israel. How did it happen, and what are the authorities saying?
A general workers' strike in Belgium, including security and ground staff at airports, is expected to nearly paralyze operations at Belgian airports today
10 years after the crash of Germanwings Flight 9525, which reshaped aviation safety protocols, the memorial for the victims continues to symbolize the pain and lessons learned from the harrowing disaster
This is what IATA CEO, Willie Walsh, says following this morning's fire that caused the complete closure of the airport and distress for thousands of passengers. He adds: "This is yet another example of Heathrow disappointing both passengers and airlines, raising serious questions"
As summer approaches, Etihad will also launch a new route to Sochi, the Black Sea resort, bringing the Abu Dhabi flag carrier's total to 93 airports worldwide this year
IATA's One ID program advocates for universal digital identity standards, allowing travelers to verify their travel documents and navigate airports using biometric identification instead of traditional physical documents
UAE and Ethiopia national Airlines Sign Strategic Partnership Agreement to Enhance Air Connectivity and Expand Travel Options Across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia
Honduras Plane Crash: 12 Dead, 5 Survivors Rescued as Authorities Launch Investigation
The electric air taxis reach 322 km/h, with a 160 km range, enabling quick trips between major hubs like 8 minutes from Heathrow to Canary Wharf or 15 minutes from Manchester to Leeds, bypassing traffic and delays
Passengers in the luxury class La Première - the first class of Air France will enjoy new suites with complete privacy, covering an area of about 3.5 square meters, including five private windows, a padded seat, and an armchair that converts into a flat bed two meters long, and that's not all
Ronen Galperin, CEO of El Al’s Frequent Flyer Club and Fly Card, announced his departure. He will stay on until year-end, completing a five-year term. Dina Ben Tal: "I thank Ronen for his significant contribution and leadership"
At a ceremony in Athens, attended by CEO Uri Sirkis, Israir received international recognition for its rapid growth. The airline plans to fly 500,000 passengers to Greece in 2025 and aims for 2 million by 2026
Stricter Flight Regulations: Thai Airways Bans Portable Battery Use Following Fire Incidents – Complete Prohibition in Effect from May 15, 2025
The maps in the entertainment system of Air Canada's Boeing 737s displayed Israel as "the Palestinian territories" and after the issue was revealed and sparked controversy, the company disabled the system, updated the data, and issued an apology. "Air Canada's general policy is to only display city names on its aircraft maps, and the definition of this specific system did not conform to the company's policy"
Schiphol Airport is set to raise its fees by 41% next year, following a 40% increase over the past three years. KLM warns that this move will lead to higher ticket prices, weaken the airport’s competitive position, and impact the Dutch economy
The largest airline in Greece has ordered eight of the new model, some capable of flights lasting up to 7 and a half hours: "We will provide new services, new destinations, and better experiences"
The Swiss leisure airline, part of the Lufthansa Group, has received its first Airbus A350-900 and will operate it on the route from Zurich to Las Vegas
