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El Al’s record-breaking year continues with near-monopoly amid Israel-Hamas war

El Al’s revenue and profits skyrocket in Q3 as demand surges due to limited flight options during the Israel-Hamas war.

|ByEVE YOUNG
An El Al Boeing Dreamliner is prepared for its next flight at Ben Gurion Airport last month.
A drone is launched during a military exercise in an undisclosed location in Iran, in this handout image obtained on October 4, 2023.

EU's Air Safety Agency recommends caution in Israeli and Iranian air space

EASA said all affected airspaces - Israel, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq and Iran - were closed by the relevant authorities during the relevant period.

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Despite the war: Foreign airline expanding its operations in Israel

Greek airline Blue Air Airwaves announced the launch of flights from Tel Aviv to Barcelona, Prague, and Budapest starting from March.

|ByYANIR BRAT/MAARIV
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Pregnancy Prohibition and Survival Training in the Jungle: The World's Strictest Airlines

Being a flight attendant is not an easy job, and with the level of responsibility involved, there is serious training required by all airlines around the world.

|ByYANIR BERT/MAARIV

Trend Expands: European Airlines Considering Passenger Weighing

Finland's national airline, Finnair, announced that it will consider weighing its passengers on flights departing from Helsinki Airport.

FEBRUARY 11, 2024
ByYANIR BRAT/MAARIV
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