Air Canada will operate summer flights using a Boeing 787 Dreamliner between the vibrant Canadian city of Montreal and Israel, alongside the recently resumed route to Toronto, and the expansion of the company's European routes
Led by Vietnam’s ambassador and hosted by Israel’s Nature and Parks Authority, the visit spotlighted Megiddo’s archaeological legacy and its role in international outreach
SKY express, Greece's second-largest airline, has launched operations in Israel, operating a daily flight on the Tel Aviv-Athens route. Alongside international destinations, the company boasts the largest domestic route network in Greece, including the country's popular islands
They're back: From January 1, 2026, ITA Airways will operate two daily flights between Tel Aviv and Rome, signaling renewed confidence in travel to and from Israel
Emirates is not expected to bring back direct flights to Israel, despite announcing it would resume its operations in the summer of 2026. flyDubai will continue to operate 10 daily flights
The 15th Fashion Week edition dazzles with live performances, cultural fusion, and a powerful message for unity and compassion on the runway
Wizz Air's growth continues with five fresh Bratislava routes to Tel Aviv, Warsaw, Larnaca, Tuzla, and Chisinau; the carrier recently connected Podgorica to 12 big European cities
ITA Airways will keep its Tel Aviv flights suspended through October 31, 2025; flights AZ809 and AZ815, which were set to restart on November 1, won’t be taking off as planned either
Strengthening U.S. Connections
Record Year for Bratislava Airport: Airlines announced 21 new regular routes, dramatically expanding the flight options from the Slovak capital's airport, including a direct route to Tel Aviv
Hungarian low-cost airline announces 31 new routes, including Tel Aviv-Venice, opening December 1
Following Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines' lead, Brussels Airlines confirms two weekly flights to Israel, with SWISS set to return on September 25 with an A330 wide-body jet. 'Safety and security of our passengers are a priority'
