Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER), notorious for its long and arduous queues, has upgraded both its terminals with advanced CT scanners, promising "wait times of under ten minutes". However, the liquid quantity restriction remains in effect
The international tourism conference will take place on September 17-18 at the Miami Beach Convention Center, with prominent representation from Latin America, Europe, and the cruise and technology industries. Passport Group will be a media partner at the conference
The Canadian Industrial Relations Board declared Air Canada's flight attendants strike 'illegal' and ordered the union leaders to stop it immediately, demanding the return to work. The airline reports astronomical numbers of affected passengers
Latvian airline returns to Israel this September with a record-breaking first half, increasing passenger numbers and profitability. Expected to exceed 5.2 million passengers and up to 800 million Euros in revenue by 2025
Hungarian low-cost airline announces 31 new routes, including Tel Aviv-Venice, opening December 1
Hungarian airline set to open new Bratislava base on November 14, becoming Slovakia's largest airline. 'Mission: Making European flights cheaper.' How will you reach Bratislava from Israel?
Following Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines' lead, Brussels Airlines confirms two weekly flights to Israel, with SWISS set to return on September 25 with an A330 wide-body jet. 'Safety and security of our passengers are a priority'
Central Perk Arrives in Israel: Enjoy the beloved series-inspired cafe and official store at Azrieli Sarona Mall until end of October 2025. Free entry with advance reservation only
Shortly after takeoff from Madrid to Paris, a large bird struck the front of the plane and one of its engines, causing smoke on board. The captain returned to land at the home airport. Iberia to PassportNews: "One crew member taken for medical treatment, passengers were anxious."
After suspending operations due to security concerns, the airline will resume a direct route between Latvia's capital and Tel Aviv on September 4, with two weekly flights initially - a step forward in Europe's aviation recovery to Israel
