Articles in "Transportation"
New Negev Airport Plans Move Forward, Promising Economic Boost
The Knesset's Economic Affairs Committee unanimously advanced plans for a new Israeli international airport near Beer-Sheva on ...
El Al Profits Soared in 2024 Due to War
Despite a year of war, El Al, Israel's national carrier, posted a record net profit of $545 million in 2024, marking a 4.7-fold increase ...
Ben Gurion Airport’s Terminal One to Reopen in Time for Post-War Travel Surge
Expecting a post-war surge in travel, Ben Gurion Airport's Terminal One will resume operations during the last week of March, the Israel ...
Haifa Airport Takes Off Again After Months-Long War Closure
After months of being closed by war, Haifa International Airport resumed domestic and international flights on Sunday. “The return to ...
El Al Reports 260% Rise in 3rd Quarter Profits Amid War
El Al, Israel's national carrier, reported a 260% increase in third-quarter profits on Wednesday as most international airlines suspended ...
Ben-Gurion Airport Operations Slowly Returning to Normal
Travelers at Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport faced uncertainty as Israel's international gateway slowly resumed normal operations on ...
El Al Reports Record Profits as Airlines Extend Israeli Flight Cancellations
Israel's flagship airline, El Al, announced a record profit of $147.4 million for the second quarter of 2024 on Thursday, marking the ...
‘We Really Miss Home’: Israelis Stranded Abroad as Airlines Cancel Flights
Airlines canceling flights to Tel Aviv have left tens of thousands of Israelis stranded overseas and struggling to make their way home. One ...
Half of Port of Eilat Workers Face Layoffs Amid Houthi Attacks on Red Sea Shipping
With the Port of Eilat taking a financial hit from Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping, workers are protesting management plans to lay off ...
Azerbaijan’s Flag Carrier to Resume Israeli Flights
Azerbaijan Airlines, the national carrier of the central Asian country, is resuming round-trip flights between Tel Aviv and ...
