Air France and Transavia to resume flights to Israel
Air France to resume operations to Tel Aviv starting January 25. Transavia, the low-cost airline within the Air France-KLM Group, will restart flights to and from Israel beginning January 27.
Air France to resume operations to Tel Aviv starting January 25. Transavia, the low-cost airline within the Air France-KLM Group, will restart flights to and from Israel beginning January 27.
The low-cost carrier intends to resume its route to Israel by late March.
Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air set to expand its flight offerings to Tel Aviv starting January 15.
The two companies plan to lease European aircraft and operate ten weekly flights using foreign crews in order to lower prices for consumers.
The change means travelers will not be able to book flights to Israel with the airline between March and September of next year, as the route has been temporarily removed from the booking system.
British Airways extends the suspension of its flights to Israel until the end of March 2025.
IDF strikes in Lebanon and Hezbollah barrages on Israel lead foreign airlines to announce halt to flights to and from the Jewish state.
The Lufthansa Group, which also includes Swiss International Air Lines and Austrian Airlines, announces it will resume flights to Israel starting next Thursday.
Rep. Ritchie Torres criticizes three major US airlines for continued suspension of flights to Israel, says they are “effectively boycotting” the country.
United Airlines flight attendant criticized after being spotted wearing a Palestine Liberation Organization flag pin and a keffiyeh. Airline says: We allow flight attendants to wear flag pins that represent their pride in a place to which they may have a special connection.
Following cancellations due to tensions between Israel and Hezbollah, multiple airlines resume flights to Israel.
American Airlines announces it is suspending flights to Israel through March 29 of next year.
Well-known airline smuggling Iranian weapons and fighters to Syria, Lebanon.
Wizz Air becomes latest airline to temporarily suspend flights amid concerns over retaliation for recent eliminations of terrorist leaders.
Lufthansa Group announces it will renew flights to Israel, beginning in January.
Delays in baggage loading and a severe lack of manpower are making it difficult for Israel's main airport to get back on its feet.
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Surge in cases of COVID-19 cause pilots and crew to be quarantined and lead airlines to cancel flights.
Foreign arrivals barred from country for two weeks; government says: "These are normal business risks."
Emirates airline announces new route connecting Israel to UAE and opening up a wide variety of tourist and travel options.
Australian airline removes references to “Occupied Palestinian Territory” and “State of Palestine” from multiple areas of its website.
Class-action lawsuit filed by 13 flyers from the US and Israel against 7 US airlines alleging civil rights violations.
US airlines cancel Israel flights, but Israel’s El Al airline vows to keep flying.
Spirit Airlines says adults, not young child in viral video, refused to comply with mask mandate.
Haredi buyer declares airline won't operate from sundown on Friday until nightfall on Saturday.
49 MKs vote in favor of amendment to facilitate airlines and exempt them from compensating in event of cancellation or early flight.
Knesset approves first reading of law aiming to help airlines survive by limiting amount of compensation paid to passengers.
'Israel is on the right path' despite hit to tourism, Israel Airports Authority spokesman says.
Airline now allows London-Tel Aviv bookings from May 1st.
Wizz Air cancels flights after Italy declares lockdown and Israel announces quarantine for travelers.
Attorneys Ra'anan Bar-On and Vered Cohen on Israeli law and travelers' rights to cancel scheduled flights.
Reports said Disney would launch themed flights with Magic Kingdom-related perks. Disney: Reports are unfounded, incorrect.
Victims' families say crash was an 'accident waiting to happen,' sue for recognition as victims.
Passengers say their suitcases were never loaded onto the plane, airline says suitcases will arrive 'tomorrow.'
Travel agent who promised to purchase cheap tickets to Uman runs off with Breslov hasidims' money.
Sibiu becomes sixth Romanian city to operate direct route to Tel Aviv.
German Justice Ministry asks Chancellor Merkel to strip Kuwait Airways of German landing rights after Thursday ruling.
German Transport Minister opens investigation into airline's refusal to allow Israeli passengers to board.
British airline adds two more low-cost routes, due to start operating in the fall.
Due to a recent event in which a man was forced off a plane, the airline makes new guidelines on how to deal with overbooking.
Iceland airline offers low-cost flights from Israel to North America, starting in June.
Reports show that, at a time when numerous El Al flights are being cancelled or delayed, the salaries of pilots are soaring.
Pilots Association head tells Arutz Sheva about the crash claimed by ISIS, and why Israeli airline passengers don't need to worry.
Some airlines stop flying over the region amid concerns over Russian airstrikes in Syria. At least one has missed and hit Iran.
Channel 2 reporter insists video of Israelis arguing with Israir steward over duty-free chocolate the fault of the 'Occupation'.
Travelers leaving from Ben Gurion Airport will soon be able to use small electronic devices during takeoff on flights leaving the country.
Following FAA measure, Russian airlines begin to lift their own ban on flights to Ben-Gurion.
Turkey's national carrier extends its suspension of direct flights to Tel Aviv, cites security reasons.
Host of European airlines, Turkish air follow FAA lead in banning flights to Israel out of 'safety concerns.'
Washington still reportedly considering a decision to lift flight ban on Israel due to 'security concerns'.
German aviation giant extends cancellations, but 22 carriers continue flights; Transportation Ministry preparing for 'the day after'.
Qantas passengers had to spend the night in a hotel after cabin crew found a small snake on board.
Arutz Sheva visited the Ben Gurion Airport as Israelis waited to find out about their flights, before strike ended.
"We will continue to make additional reforms to increase competition,” says Netanyahu after airlines agree to end strike.
Israeli airlines, Finance Ministry reach a deal; Israel will pay for airlines’ security costs.
Israel Manufacturers Association appeals to the Labor Court, asking that it issue an injunction against striking airline workers.
The government passed its first test Sunday with the Open Skies agreement, Bennett says.
Economy and Trade Minister Naftali Bennett is opposed to the planned strike by Israel’s airlines, supports Open Skies program.
Workers at Israel's airlines plan to strike beginning Sunday over the intentions of the government to implement the “Open Skies” policy