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Israir cleared for US flights, eyes Passover 2026 launch

After receiving approval, Israeli airline works to meet all regulatory requirements set by the Federal Aviation Administration and the US Transportation Security Administration

Asaf Rozen | 04.21.25

Arkia introduces luxury business class service on flights to New York

Upgraded service, set to launch on May 14, features lie-flat seats, premium meals, expanded baggage and lounge access, with fares starting at $1,750 one-way

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 03.25.25

Air Canada to resume Israel flights in June, joining growing list of returning airlines

Canadian flag carrier to operate 4 direct weekly flights on Toronto-Tel Aviv route, weekly flight to and from Montreal starting in August

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 02.20.25

Israeli hospital head saves passenger on Miami flight

Hadassah Medical Center Director-General Professor Yoram Weiss says he provided emergency medical care when crew noticed a medical emergency that turned out to be a heart attack

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 01.23.25

Air France to resume flights to Israel as more airlinnes join comeback

The flow of foreign airlines resuming operations in Israel is gaining momentum with Air France announcing start of daily flights on the Paris–Ben Gurion route beginning this Saturday, with ticket prices starting at $522

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 01.22.25

Israir offers flights to one of Europe's most sought-after destinations

Israeli airline to operate six weekly flights to London’s Luton Airport, with fares starting at $300 one way

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 11.17.24

European Union Aviation Safety Agency lifts suspension on flights to Israel

EASA lifts Israel travel warning put in place after Nasrallah assassination, acknowledging effective risk management amid ongoing tensions with Iran; Airlines like Blue Bird plan to resume flights, while closely monitoring the situation to ensure airspace safety

Roy Rubinstein, Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 10.10.24

Air Haifa receives operating license, but flights from north to be delayed

Due to the security situation, the new airline is initially to operate from Ben Gurion Airport, First destinations scheduled is to the southern city of Eilat and Larnaca in Cyprus

Iris Lifshitz Klieger | 09.26.24

Are you willing to fly longer to help save the planet?

Study suggests reducing flight speeds by 15% could cut fuel consumption by 5%-7%; the trade-off? Longer travel times

Yogev Israeli | 09.26.24

UK's Prince George takes first flying lesson at 11 years old

Foreign reports say proud royal parents watched their son take off from White Waltham Airfield alongside his instructor in his maiden flight

Inbal Hananel | 09.15.24

Sun D'Or offers new winter destinations sure to please Israeli skiers

El Al's subsidiary publishes the flight schedule for the coming winter: two flights to the French city of Lyon, which is located near leading ski resorts and to Podgorica, close to Montenegro's ski resorts

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 09.11.24

Connection flights to NY, Thailand break El Al's monopoly

El Al remains the only airline operating flights to two of the most popular destinations in both the East and West, however, to find reasonably priced flights, travelers will need to make a stopover

Iris Lifshitz Klieger | 09.06.24

Fatigue, confusion and blood clots: How flights can adversely affect our health

Ensuring comfort during flights is vital to prevent muscle and skeletal pain, and to cope with low oxygen levels and air pressure, which can lead to dehydration and cognitive issues; experts recommend staying hydrated and moving frequently

Gilad Jalon | 09.03.24

נוסעים מנסים לראות האם טיסתם נדחתה, עקב המתקפה של חיזבאללה

Airlines suspend Israel travel, passengers stranded

Hezbollah's attack in northern Israel caused disruptions at Ben Gurion Airport delaying flights as more airlines suspend travel to and From Israel

Roy Rubinstein | 08.25.24

Things that happen during flights

Crushed bottles, blocked ears and even blood clots, the environmental conditions in the sky are responsible for quite a few strange phenomena in planes

Dr. Bat-Shahar Dorfman/Davidson Institute of Science | 08.24.24

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