Airline Stocks

The Belgian airline, part of the Lufthansa Group, is renewing its short and medium-range fleet and also plans to renew its long-range aircraft in the coming years

The Emirati airline suspends its flights to Sochi and Volgograd in Russia for a week. This decision comes after Azerbaijan's aviation authority suspended flights to 10 Russian destinations due to "safety concerns," alongside EL-AL's announcement of suspending flights to Moscow for a week due to "developments in Russia's airspace."

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

The airline initially had reservations about launching direct flights to London, but they have turned out to be a remarkable success. Consequently, the company has decided to extend service to this destination through the end of summer

The airline from the El-Al group will operate two weekly flights on Sundays and Thursdays. The first flight took off on, Sunday, December 22, 2024

airBaltic updates on extending the suspension of its Riga-Tel Aviv flights. Remember, the company is expected to launch a new flight route between Vilnius (VNO) and Tel Aviv starting March 2025

While there are no direct flights from Israel to South Korea, Asiana Airlines, the second-largest airline in South Korea, is launching another direct line between Seoul and Prague. The line will operate three times a week, and with the many flights between Israel and Prague, it might be a legitimate option for those looking to fly to South Korea

Pegasus Airlines, the Turkish airline, signed a new order agreement with Boeing to further strengthen its fleet in line with its growth targets. The aircraft deliveries are planned to join the company's fleet starting from 2028. CEO of the company: "Working tirelessly to reach new heights and achieve the goal of 100 million visitors and 100 billion dollars."

The Polish airline, which stopped its flights due to the war last September, is resuming the route to Warsaw starting today, Saturday, December 21st

The first podcast features Israir CEO Uri Sirkis, who reveals the airline's flight prices to New York (if they happen), summarizes 13 challenging years in his role, and shares his feelings as a father of a soldier serving in Gaza. Watch and listen on various platforms