Airports

Ground services company strike in Portugal

Cyprus records its strongest July ever with 1.65 million passengers; Israel ranks among the top three key markets, and Air Haifa stands out as a major growth driver

Hermes Airports' semi-annual report discloses: 5.7 million passengers between January and June 2025 at Larnaca and Paphos airports, an increase of 11.6%. Tel Aviv surpasses London, and Israel ranks ahead of Germany and Italy

Interline code added to ten routes beyond their home airports in Rome and Toronto

Following delays of over 50 flights today (Monday) at Stansted Airport affecting more than 10,000 passengers, Ryanair demands the resignation of the UK air traffic control head: "Tired of repeated failures"

Revolution in U.S. airport security: Domestic flight passengers in the U.S. will no longer have to remove their shoes during airport security checks, announced by U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem

The IAI innovation is designed to tow aircraft without activating engines, saving jet fuel and reducing pollution in airports. In 2009, IAI collaborated with the French company TLD to manufacture the tug, with the first prototype built in France in 2011. Now, the development is expected to become a standard procedure in aircraft ground movements

Earlier, a severe technical failure in the radar system in northwestern Italy temporarily halted air traffic at Milan Linate, Turin, and Genoa. Airlines warned of delays and cancellations

El Al brings passengers back from Larnaca. The Minister of Transport welcomes them at the airport. 'Safe Return' operation commences, continuing as per security status. Public asked not to come for pickups

Airport upgrades in Larnaca and Paphos aim to boost the island's regional status and enhance the flying experience for millions, including hundreds of thousands of Israelis. Cypriot President: "We are not just improving infrastructure – we are opening Cyprus to the world"