Articles in "Transportation"
US Military Jets Are ‘Taking Over’ Ben Gurion Airport, Israeli Aviation Chief Warns
Israel’s civil aviation system is under mounting strain due to the continued presence of US military aircraft at Ben Gurion Airport, with ...
Inland Port Initiative Approved to Reduce Bottlenecks at Israeli Seaports
The Israeli government on Sunday approved a proposal by Transport and Road Safety Minister Miri Regev to establish inland cargo ports ...
No Exit: Israel Unready for Wartime Aviation Shutdown, Says State Report
Israel's aviation sector was left dangerously unprepared for prolonged conflict, a major state audit released Tuesday found, with the ...
Flight Restrictions Tighten in Israel as Government Cuts Air Traffic
Israel’s aviation sector faced major disruption on Monday after the government sharply curtailed flight activity at the country’s main ...
Israel Continues Repatriation Efforts with Overnight Flights Bringing 604 Citizens Home
Israel's efforts to return its nationals from abroad continued on Monday with two flights landing in Israel overnight and early Monday ...
Israel to Allow Limited International Departures as Rescue Flights Continue
International flights departing Israel are set to resume gradually on Sunday from Ben Gurion Airport, authorities announced Saturday night, ...
First Flights Land as Israel Begins Bringing Citizens Home
Israel began flying stranded citizens home on Thursday morning as the first two flights of an operation landed at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel ...
El Al Faces Record $39 Million Fine for Wartime Price Gouging
The Israel Competition Authority notified El Al that it intends to impose the maximum legal fine of NIS 121 million ($39 million), ...
Tel Aviv Metro Project Faces Major Delays and Cost Overruns, State Comptroller Warns
Israel's ambitious Tel Aviv metro project, set to become the country's largest infrastructure undertaking, faces severe organizational and ...
Israel’s Aviation Rebounds in 2025 With 33% Increase in Passengers
Israel’s aviation sector soared in 2025, signaling a recovery after years of disruption caused by war in Gaza and Lebanon. New figures ...
