Israir is buying two Airbus A330s for $80M. This strategic move unlocks new flights to New York, Asia, and boosts tourism. Get ready for new global adventures

Israir, Swiss International, and Air Algerie cancel multiple flights in October 2025, affecting passengers traveling across Europe and North Africa. Read on for full details.

Poor weather conditions have resulted in significant disruptions for travelers throughout Israel, Cyprus, Italy, and the Czech Republic, as Israir struggles with a series of cancellations and delays.

Israir launches direct Tel Aviv-Sochi route on 23 September, boosting air links with Russia and marking continued expansion in international connectivity.

In a significant development within the aviation sector, Israeli airline Israir recently secured temporary approval from the US Department of Transportation (DOT) to commence flights between Israel and the United States. The approval, valid for two years, is considered a …

Israeli airline Israir has secured temporary approval from the US Department of Transportation to operate flights between Israel and the United States, marking a key step in boosting competition on the sought-after Tel Aviv (TLV)–New York (JFK) route.

Can Israir’s US approval to launch Tel Aviv–New York flights boost Israel’s airline industry and redefine long-haul travel affordability? This pivotal question marks a transformative moment for Israel’s aviation landscape.

After 18 months of near-monopoly, El Al faces competition as foreign carriers return to Israel. Can it maintain dominance, or will new competition reshape the aviation market?

Israir is set to launch nonstop flights between Tel Aviv and New York, intensifying competition with El Al and offering lower fares for travelers.

In January 2025, British tourism to Israel increased by 35%, with expanding hotel offerings and direct flights from UK airlines. The country is investing heavily to meet growing demand for tourists.