Airline Industry

After a halt due to security concerns, the French airline is resuming its Paris–Tel Aviv route with daily flights using the Boeing 777-300 wide-body aircraft

The low-cost airline offers a new payment option on the website, app, and in-flight, enhancing its global customer service experience

Strategic alliance with Etihad enhances connectivity

KLM targets key long-haul destinations like San Diego, Tokyo, and Barcelona, enhancing frequencies and adding new routes to cater to high-demand markets. Despite global growth, the Tel Aviv to Amsterdam route remains suspended, unlike partner Air France, which resumes operations to Israel next Monday. Read more inside

Air France-KLM to take control of SAS, following a successful turnaround and closer ties via the SkyTeam alliance

Three weekly flights link Hanoi and Milan, marking a strategic expansion in Europe and strengthening bilateral ties

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

Largest direct aircraft purchase from a manufacturer for SAS in nearly three decades

The German Federal Cartel Office approved the purchase of a 10% stake in airBaltic by Lufthansa, granting it a seat on the board. Despite direct competition on several routes between Germany and the Baltic states, the merger was permitted under the de minimis merger law

Etihad offers a luxurious alternative through Abu Dhabi amid Israel's lack of direct flights to Canada