Aviation
FAA warns airlines on Central, South American flights of potential military actions
The FAA said it had issued Notices to Airmen covering Mexico and Central American countries, as well as Ecuador, Colombia, and portions of airspace within the eastern Pacific Ocean.
EU Aviation Safety Agency warns pilots not to operate in Iranian airspace
Africa opens its doors: A new airport that will change how Israelis fly
US airlines cancel flights after Caribbean airspace closure amid Maduro capture
First Etihad passenger plane lands in Israel
The company’s ‘Greenliner’ 787 is set to take tourism senior officials to a tour in the country ahead of regular commercial flights.
Under COVID-19, Israel must see 'the world is Red', aviation official says
Transportation Minister Miri Regev instructed her ministry to produce a plan to resume flights between Israel, Greece, Cyprus and other “Green” states: those with a low coronavirus infection rate.
Coronavirus pandemic may change Gulf aviation-hub business model
Analysts say aviation firms will be affected in many ways, including in their plans for development and diversification.
Coronavirus guidelines could add 2 hours of pre-departure time to flights
New UN guidelines for airports and airlines will see passenger waiting times increase to ensure social distancing rules are kept.
What is the right way to open Ben-Gurion Airport?
We suggest using an innovative mechanism called the Clean Health Aggregated Record Multi-pass (CHARM).
Before and after coronavirus: Aviation arrives at a crossroads
Due to increased travel restrictions and rising enochlophobia (fear of crowds), 2020 revenue loss is now expected to approach and possibly exceed $252b., a 44% drop compared to 2019.
How the aviation industry is hoping to recover from coronavirus
Economic Affairs: “The entire experience from the point of view of the passenger will be different from what we’ve seen until today.”
Virgin Atlantic announces second Tel Aviv-Heathrow route as flights resume
Airlines including Virgin and Ryanair are slowly bringing flights back online as the coronavirus lockdown conditions start to lift.
The Israeli who never gets off at Ben-Gurion Airport
Zrihan, 47, has been volunteering for 20 years as an organ courier, mostly transporting bone marrow to patients across the globe
Iran admits: Ukrainian plane brought down because of ‘human error’
Previously, Iran had vigorously denied downing the plane. Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, who until Saturday had kept silent about the crash, said information should be made public.
