Flights Suspension

One of the key airlines for the Israeli travellers will relaunch non stop Tel Aviv-Rome route on Feb 2025

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?

India's national airline will operate an additional daily flight on the Delhi-Bangkok Route, offering passengers 4 daily flights on the popular route

Airline airBaltic successfully completed its first test flight with Starlink's high-speed internet on an Airbus A220-300, and will start offering free, fast Wi-Fi on all its flights starting the first quarter of 2025

The Israeli airline will operate starting 3 weekly flights to Albania, where tourists can go on a sunbathing holiday, enjoy a vibrant urban experience, or hike in the mountains: "The locals in Albania love Israel and support Israeli tourism."

The number of passengers at the airport grew by 8% compared to 2023, and overall, the airport connected with direct flights to 301 destinations, 124 of which were intercontinental

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) is fining JetBlue for its flights' delays. This is an unusual move, as it's the first time DOT has taken legal action against an airline for this reason. All the details

The Latvian airline cancels 4,670 flights across nearly 20 routes due to delays in engine supply. Alongside the cancellation of the planned Tel Aviv-Vilnius route for next summer, activity on the Tel Aviv-Riga route will be reduced: "External factors beyond the company's control, sorry for the issues."

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."

Airlines flying to the European Union can voluntarily join to present themselves as companies with reduced emissions, to encourage passengers to book flights with them