Making a Strong Return: Italian airline ITA Airways, set to resume its Tel Aviv-Rome route on February 1, 2025, will increase frequency to two daily flights starting February 16. The route will be operated using state-of-the-art Airbus A321neo aircraft. Full details and schedules inside
2024: A Landmark Year for Budapest Airport with Hungarian Ownership and Record-Breaking Growth
The low-cost airline that halted its flights to Israel at the start of the war announces it is expected to resume its routes to Tel Aviv on June 1
Willie Walsh, CEO of IATA, criticizes airplane manufacturers in the global monthly data summary: "Supply issues make it difficult for companies to serve customers better, innovate products, and improve performance." How much did the demand for flights increase in November?
After the airport, the main sea port of Greece also reports record-breaking passenger numbers. All the details and the optimistic forecast for the new year
India's national airline will operate an additional daily flight on the Delhi-Bangkok Route, offering passengers 4 daily flights on the popular route
Comprehensive and flexible holidays to over 400 destinations at attractive prices are available on the holidays.airfrance.fr website, as the company launches a unique campaign to promote the initiative
EL-AL has fixed the price at $299, but increasing competition – including the expected return of Wizz to the route and the upcoming start of Air Haifa on the route to the Greek capital, is leading to an especially large number of competing companies and particularly low prices in the winter season to the sought-after destination. How much will you pay?
The crash this morning of Jeju Air's plane just before the end of the calendar year adds to the many malfunctions and accidents that characterized the past year. From the Japanese plane that caught fire, to the Azerbaijani plane that crashed last week, through the detached plane door, to one of the deadliest air turbulence ever. This was the year in the air - and on the ground
The Hungarian low-cost airline launches a new direct route from Stuttgart to another international destination, operating a total of six routes from the local airport - the sixth largest in Germany in terms of passenger traffic, with more than 12 million passengers annually
