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From $99 one-way to 60% off: new flight deals to Europe and Mediterranean

Israir launched a 10-day sale on discounted flights and vacation packages, while Greek airline Sky Express announced steep discounts across its route network

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 05.25.26

Etihad expands Israel flights, making Tel Aviv its busiest weekly route

UAE carrier will add a sixth daily Tel Aviv-Abu Dhabi flight from June 15, bringing service to 42 weekly flights as demand for Asia connections surges

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 05.24.26

מטוס איירבוס A320neo של בריטיש איירווייז

European airlines split on Israel return as British Airways and Iberia extend suspensions

British Airways postpones its planned limited return to Tel Aviv until August 1 and Iberia extends its suspension until July 27, days after American Airlines said it would not resume Israel flights before January 2027

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 05.19.26

Israir moves closer to launching US flights this summer with major expansion step

After unveiling plans earlier this year to build a wide-body fleet, Israir is advancing its long-haul expansion after its Larnaca maintenance arm received approval to service Airbus A330 aircraft ahead of the planned US launch

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 05.14.26

Wizz Air to resume Israel flights on May 28

Hungarian low-cost carrier joins Lufthansa Group in announcing a return to Tel Aviv after Europe’s aviation safety agency softened its Israel guidance

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 05.13.26

Lufthansa Group announces gradual return to Israel starting in June

Aviation giant says flights to and from Israel will return gradually after security and safety review, a day after Europe’s aviation safety agency described regional situation as shifting from active conflict to ‘high tension’

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 05.13.26

Wizz Air again extends Israel flight cancellations

Hungarian low-cost giant Wizz Air again delays resuming flights to and from Israel, after the Transportation Ministry froze talks on a permanent Israeli base

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 05.09.26

One passenger, two seats? The photo reigniting the airline seat debate

Large-bodied passenger was seen spilling into the next seat on European flight, setting off fierce online debate over passenger shaming, airline policy and who should pay when standard plane seats do not fit body

Roee Elman | 05.03.26

Fuel, milk, rent and flights: These are the price increases that will soon hit every Israeli

The war is over for now but the economy doesn't realize it: Gas will rise to 8.07 shekels per liter, regulated dairy products will go up 1%, rent prices are expected to rise in the coming months by at least 5%-6%; and air fares are climbing

Gad Lior | 04.30.26

Flights resume in northern Israel as Air Haifa, foreign airlines return

Air Haifa resumes Haifa flights with new routes and discounts as foreign airlines gradually restore service to Israel, though most carriers have yet to return

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 04.23.26

Rare window as dollar falls: cheaper flights before summer surge

The dollar falls below 3 shekels for the first time in over 30 years, making travel cheaper for Israelis, but prices are expected to rise as summer approaches

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 04.16.26

Foreign airlines start returning to Israel this month as flight resumptions roll out through April

Wizz Air to reopen bookings from April 25; Etihad resumes Abu Dhabi route mid-month; Blue Bird set to be first foreign carrier back as broader list of airlines delays return dates into summer and beyond

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 04.10.26

Road trip in the sky: this Israeli flight instructor takes her getaways in a small plane

From fuel stops in the Bahamas to landings in remote corners of America, for Nir Levy, vacations start not at the terminal but in the cockpit, as the Israeli flight instructor turns a four-seat plane into a passport to adventure

Assaf Kamar | 04.08.26

50 hours for one meeting abroad: Israeli high-tech workers turn into backpackers

One firm bought multiple flight tickets per employee to hedge against cancellations, while others take grueling, multi-leg routes — a costly effort to maintain global ties and avoid losing clients during wartime disruptions

Tal Shahaf | 04.08.26

Israel’s Airports Authority weighs expanding flights after Iran ceasefire

After the Iran ceasefire, Israel’s Airports Authority is weighing a gradual expansion of flights at Ben Gurion and other airports, in coordination with security officials, while Arkia plans a full schedule starting May 3

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 04.08.26