Airport
Ben-Gurion Airport to resume departure flights, 50 person limit per flight
Departure flights are only allowed 50 people per flight, and only 1,500 people are allowed in the airport at a time.
Visitors stranded in Israel navigate challenges of being stuck amid escalation
Chinese tourist throws tantrum at Milan airport over baggage fee
JetBlue flight rolls off runway at Boston airport, no injuries reported
Air India Dreamliner crashes into Ahmedabad college hostel, kills over 240
The 242 people included 217 adults and 11 children, a source told Reuters. Of them, 169 were Indian nationals, 53 were Britons, seven Portuguese, and one Canadian, Air India said.
Haifa Airport gets a duty-free shop: A new era for the historic terminal
Layam won the tender to open a 200m² duty-free store at Haifa Airport. The shop will open soon, marking the airport’s full return to international operations.
Classic Regensburg, Taipei Stopover & the Mysterious Tefillin Case
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 108
Duty Free to open at Haifa Airport. Here’s what awaits you there
A duty-free store will open at Haifa International Airport and will cover an area of approximately 200 square meters. The store will offer travelers perfumes, alcoholic beverages, and more.
US Senator's husband gets 'special treatment' after put on travel watch list
A US Senator's husband was flagged by TSA after his travel companion on two flight reservations was identified by the FBI as a "known or suspected terrorist."
Look for me in the lounge: 5 new luxury lounges to open at Ben Gurion Airport
Dan Hotels, which has operated five lounges at Ben Gurion Airport until now, will make way for international companies JETEX in partnership with Teddy Sagi’s LAYAM and SWISSPORT.
Former hostage Liri Albag detained at JFK, 'still listed as a hostage' in American systems
Liri Albag was taken in for questioning due to her status in American systems claiming that she was still being held hostage.
Pilot sets airplane brakes on fire after confusing left, right hands, investigation finds
The co-pilot on the flight "unintentionally" pulled his left hand back on the thrust lever, but was intending to pull his right hand back on the control column.
Reporter's Notebook: Hundreds stranded at airports as prices remain sky-high
Hundreds of people found themselves stuck in airports across Europe and Israel – some with no assistance and others facing exorbitant costs.
A funny thing happened on the way to - Tales from airports and airplanes
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode E106.
Turkish Airlines, Pegasus announce departure from Ben-Gurion Airport
“Giving up slots is a dramatic step in the aviation world,” a senior industry official said. “These are valuable rights, which sometimes take years to obtain.”
