With a record 10 daily flights between Tel Aviv and Dubai this weekend, one thing is clear: Emirates’ little sister has stepped into Turkish Airlines’ shoes as Israelis’ go-to connection to the world and it’s doing it brilliantly. But what happens when calm finally returns? A special analysis
Rise in demand for international flights highlights the impact of geopolitical tensions. Insights from the international aviation industry in May prior to the Middle Eastern conflict
Cyprus Airports Mark Record April
Dubai Airport DXB handled 23.4 million passengers in inbound and outbound flights. January 2025 was the "Busiest January Ever." CEO of Dubai Airports: "Exceptional Team Effort." All the data inside
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
More passengers, more cargo, and charging while pedaling for travelers – this is what a smart, innovative airport looks like, continuing to break records even in the slow season
The number is higher than that of the same month in 2024, but still slightly lower than the number of passengers before the COVID-19 pandemic. Which airports stood out more than others?
Miami International Airport (MIA) continues to break records for the third consecutive year with around 56 million passengers in 2024, maintaining its title as America's fastest growing airport
Hong Kong, Seoul, Singapore, Bangkok, Tokyo, Dubai, and other major cities in Asia lead the world in international passenger traffic
Winter changes the destinations Israelis travel to, with the UAE led by Dubai and Abu Dhabi topping the list, yet Greece and Cyprus still maintain a high position, and the Eastern European country that made it into the top ten
