After Vienna and Bratislava, Budapest Airport, the capital of Hungary, has also been closed to takeoffs and landings due to severe weather conditions across the continent. Israir and Wizz Air flights have been diverted to Bucharest and will continue to be rescheduled as soon as possible
Israir has appointed TAL Aviation as its General Sales Agent in five European countries, leveraging its extensive network to grow the airline’s footprint via London, Paris, Berlin, Rome, and Sofia
With more than 10,000 passengers since it launched the Tel Aviv–Vilnius route in June, Israir was honored with Lithuania’s 2025 Team Lita Award at a formal embassy ceremony
Plovdiv, Bulgaria's second-largest city and one of Europe's oldest, becomes a gateway for winter ski holidays through a strategic partnership with Israir's 'Ski Deal'
New Airbus A320 Strengthens Israeli Fleet
Israir's CEO visits Sofia, setting the stage for deeper tourism ties between nations. Discussions included expanding flight routes and marketing efforts to promote Bulgaria year-round
Israir plans to expand with long-term leased aircraft and 35 new pilots for New York flights
Israir becomes the third Israeli carrier to compete on this popular route, set to commence in Spring 2026: "A vital step to bolster competition, reduce fares, and enhance service"
After announcing flights to Leipzig in Germany and Sochi in Russia this August, the Israeli airline adds an Italian destination. All details inside
Hungary, a sought-after destination since the skies opened, offers a wealth of festivals, performances, and attractions—all just a short flight from Israel
After Vienna and Bratislava, Budapest Airport, the capital of Hungary, has also been closed to takeoffs and landings due to severe weather conditions across the continent. Israir and Wizz Air flights have been diverted to Bucharest and will continue to be rescheduled as soon as possible
Israir has appointed TAL Aviation as its General Sales Agent in five European countries, leveraging its extensive network to grow the airline’s footprint via London, Paris, Berlin, Rome, and Sofia
With more than 10,000 passengers since it launched the Tel Aviv–Vilnius route in June, Israir was honored with Lithuania’s 2025 Team Lita Award at a formal embassy ceremony
Plovdiv, Bulgaria's second-largest city and one of Europe's oldest, becomes a gateway for winter ski holidays through a strategic partnership with Israir's 'Ski Deal'
New Airbus A320 Strengthens Israeli Fleet
Israir's CEO visits Sofia, setting the stage for deeper tourism ties between nations. Discussions included expanding flight routes and marketing efforts to promote Bulgaria year-round
Israir plans to expand with long-term leased aircraft and 35 new pilots for New York flights
Israir becomes the third Israeli carrier to compete on this popular route, set to commence in Spring 2026: "A vital step to bolster competition, reduce fares, and enhance service"
After announcing flights to Leipzig in Germany and Sochi in Russia this August, the Israeli airline adds an Italian destination. All details inside
In a major upgrade to passenger experience, Israir is outfitting all nine of its aircraft with onboard internet – aligning itself with global aviation airlines like United, and Delta, and signaling a bold new era for Israeli short-haul travel
