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From MH370 to Germanwings: the chilling history of suspected pilot-suicide crashes
Reports of a suspected attack inside a flyDubai cockpit revive aviation’s darkest fear: cases in which investigators concluded, or strongly suspected, that pilots deliberately sent passenger aircraft toward disaster
ynet
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09.30.26
‘If we can’t fly, no one can’: Iran threatens neighbors over US aviation sanctions
Iraq’s Najaf, Erbil and Sulaymaniyah airports join Baghdad in restricting Iranian carriers, while the UAE suspends them; Washington warns firms that fueling jets, handling landings or selling tickets could cost them access to the dollar system
Lior Ben Ari
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09.25.26
US widens Iran blockade to the skies, targeting airlines and service providers
Washington warns airports, fuel suppliers and ticket sellers they risk losing access to the dollar system for serving Iranian carriers; flights are already being canceled, while China and Russia resist the pressure
ynet
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09.23.26
Who has the cheapest flights to New York? ynet compares 5 airlines
After Israir joined the New York route, ynet compared fares from 5 airlines across 6 dates through early January; no single carrier was cheapest, with gaps topping $1,000 per passenger and US airlines leading on some dates
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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09.09.26
Up to 853 passengers: the rise and fall of the Airbus A380 superjumbo
Qantas will retire its A380s four years early amid rising maintenance costs and parts shortages, joining other airlines scaling back the superjumbo; yet 196 remain in service; the A380 was built to reshape commercial aviation
Reuters, Asaf Rosen
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09.01.26
Passengers trapped for hours on planes as Ben Gurion Airport delays worsen
Travelers report hours-long waits aboard grounded flights as slot fears, US military traffic and Greek airspace congestion disrupt departures
Hofit Cohen Olai, Calcalist
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08.19.26
Condor returns to Israel after 70 years with daily Tel Aviv-Frankfurt flights
German airline’s first scheduled flight landed at Ben Gurion Airport at full capacity; Air Haifa announces new Thessaloniki route, Ethiopian Airlines adds flights as TAP again postpones its return
Hofit Cohen Olai, Calcalist
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08.02.26
Traveler favorite: Which airline has the best service in the world?
The 2026 APEX airline awards, based on passenger ratings from more than 1 million flights, names Korean Air, Emirates, Qatar Airways, EVA Air and Delta among global winners; no Israeli airline made the list
Asaf Rozen
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06.16.26
Arkia launches business class service to Europe
Israeli airline converts first Airbus A320 to include 12 business seats and 150 economy seats, starting with Paris route, as it moves to expand premium service to additional destinations
ynet Global
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04.28.26
The chancellor celebrated inside, passengers fumed outside: Lufthansa’s deepening crisis
What was meant to be a centennial celebration for Germany’s flagship airline has instead become a symbol of crisis, as Iran war-induced fuel shortages, rolling labor actions and customer fury collide with management’s hard line and darken the company’s outlook
Zeev Avrahami, Berlin
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04.23.26
Expect a slow return alongside great uncertainty: this is when foreign airlines will return
A day after the ceasefire went into effect, demand is already soaring – but there are hardly any foreign planes at Ben Gurion Airport; in the meantime, with supply limited and fuel prices soaring, the dream of a cheap summer vacation is receding
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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04.09.26
Stranded abroad due to Iran war, Israelis could be told to split the bill
As flight disruptions drag on during Operation Roaring Lion, officials are weighing a plan to divide costs among the state, airlines and passengers, while legal protections for canceled flights and compensation remain in flux
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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03.26.26
Airlines raise ticket prices as jet fuel costs surge; United CEO warns fares could climb quick
Jet fuel prices have nearly doubled within days amid Middle East war, pushing airlines to raise fares and fuel surcharges; Air New Zealand, Qantas are already passing costs to passengers, while United’s CEO warns ticket prices could rise rapidly
Reuters
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03.11.26
Aviation sector threatens strike over Wizz Air Israel base
Histadrut labor federation says more than 11,000 aviation workers could take action within two weeks, warning the planned Wizz Air base was approved without consultation and could threaten job security and sector stability
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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02.18.26
KLM reverses course, will not resume flights to Tel Aviv amid security concerns
Dutch airline cites regional instability and operational risks in decision to keep Tel Aviv route suspended, joining other major carriers adjusting schedules and avoiding Middle East airspace
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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01.28.26
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