Hundreds of people found themselves stuck in airports across Europe and Israel – some with no assistance and others facing exorbitant costs.
A third Israeli airline is on its way to fly to New York: Israir has received official approval from the United States Department of Transportation to operate flights to the Big Apple.
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Arkia offers discounts on flights, vacation packages, and tours abroad until October 2025, including summer and Tishrei holidays, for Israel’s 77th Independence Day. Air Haifa offers 30% off flights.
EasyJet, returning to Israel this June, unveils its Spring 2026 schedule with 138,000 flights to over 160 destinations across Europe and early summer vacation spots.
A Lufthansa A380 flying from Los Angeles to Munich diverted to Boston after a passenger’s iPad got stuck in a seat, posing a fire risk due to potential overheating.
Starting October 28, the Hungarian low-cost airline will offer three weekly flights to the capital of the Campania region – Naples – in southern Italy.
“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.”
Independently operated Virgin Atlantic flights were originally scheduled to return to Israel in October 2025.