El Al
El Al unveils new bedding, Jo Malone kits in passenger service overhaul
Cabin upgrades begin rolling out in November, with revised menus and entertainment; free Starlink internet is planned for 2027.
EL AL director of international affairs at Diplomatic Conference
Paris cargo workers refuse to load Elbit shipment onto El Al flight bound for Israel
In Israel, even fear and grief can become courage, resilience and joy - opinion
Grapevine July 20, 2025: Lacking patriotism
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
British low-cost easyJet extends suspension of Israel flights until 2026
This new extension by easyJet is the longest period of suspension by any foreign airline since the start of the war with Iran, but goes in line with the airline’s conduct.
A disgraceful national carrier: El Al left many Israelis stranded - opinion
The government has the power to nationalize industries, particularly in times of crisis or when deemed strategically important.
Turtle illegally smuggled onto El Al plane escapes, bites another passenger
The turtle was eventually captured by the flight crew and placed in a safe crate until the plane landed in Israel.
Chameleon First Response: Helping soldiers mentally return from the war zone
HEALTH AFFAIRS: Sean founded Chameleon First Response in the hope that no other soldier would lose his freedom or life over a situation that is avoidable.
El Al resumes ticket sales to and from Israel following 12 day Iran war
Air France also announced the same day that flights between Paris and Tel Aviv will resume on Monday, July 7.
El Al to operate flights to return Israelis at fixed prices as Ben-Gurion Airport reopens
The airline has fixed prices for inbound flights from a variety of locations, which are valid until the end of June.
'Enjoy your vacation': Miri Regev, the gov't hold Israelis in contempt - opinion
Once again, Israel's government was unprepared – not for the war, but for its consequences.
Israel closes skies amid Iran missile threat; El Al diverts Paris jet, Israir freezes all flights
The country’s two largest carriers, El Al and Israir, will halt every scheduled flight and divert aircraft already in the sky, stranding thousands of Israelis abroad.
Israel’s Dunkirk moment demands national solidarity, not fragmented efforts - editorial
Israel must now decide what kind of nation it wishes to be in this hour of trial. One that rescues its own or one that leaves them to fend for themselves.
