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
Taking off toward the U.S.: Israir targets Passover 2026 for first flights, with final clearance expected by June
Despite a challenging year, Israir reports record revenue and passenger growth. CEO Sirkis: “These results affirm Israir’s position as a stable, leading airline committed to fairness
At a ceremony in Athens, attended by CEO Uri Sirkis, Israir received international recognition for its rapid growth. The airline plans to fly 500,000 passengers to Greece in 2025 and aims for 2 million by 2026
The airline owners, Arnon Englander and Ami Cohen, have decided to start licensing process, after which the companies will become another Israeli airline to compete with EL AL, Israir, Arkia and Air Haifa. Both airlines TUS & Blue Bird planned will continue operations
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 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
Uri Sirkis talks in the new podcast about the challenges of opening the route to the United States and the confidence in its success: "No commercial risk." And how much will the flights cost? Join us tomorrow on the new podcast
Despite a challenging year, Israir reports record revenue and passenger growth. CEO Sirkis: “These results affirm Israir’s position as a stable, leading airline committed to fairness
At a ceremony in Athens, attended by CEO Uri Sirkis, Israir received international recognition for its rapid growth. The airline plans to fly 500,000 passengers to Greece in 2025 and aims for 2 million by 2026
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 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
