Israeli Aviation

El Al cancels all flights

Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, and Eurowings to Resume Operations at Ben Gurion Airport Starting June 23

"The season opened with excitement and true partners," said Vered Schwartz, CEO at Overseas, regarding the launch of flights to the Slovak spa town, Piestany. "The locals warmly welcome Israeli visitors, making us feel wanted and safe," added Pini Kreiner, Co-CEO at Overseas

American carrier resumes NewArk -Tel Aviv route with one flight initially, quickly ramping to two daily flights. Decision made after risk assessment and coordination with unions

The shooting occurred near the city's Jewish Museum during an event by an American Jewish organization. The shooter was arrested. Foreign Minister: "Representatives of Israel are at increased risk – We are in contact with the American authorities"

Cyprus is poised for another record-breaking tourism year, with key officials and industry representatives attending IMTM in Tel Aviv this week

The Romanian airline deepens its presence in the Israeli market with growing ACMI and charter activity, and a third aircraft expected to join the fleet this month

The preservation of Turkish Airlines' takeoff and landing slots has ended; Israeli airlines seek to use the available slots to expand flight offerings

Taking off toward the U.S.: Israir targets Passover 2026 for first flights, with final clearance expected by June

Israeli tourism is surging — Dubai leads, Rome and Budapest are booming, and New York is on the decline. Here's where Israelis are flying in early 2025