Transportation
After flydubai attempted hijacking, police probe aviation security failures at Transport Ministry
Published documents indicated that the Transportation Ministry’s Security Division is responsible for certain aspects of security involving flights entering Israel.
US reliance on outdated, obsolete technology for air traffic control systems could lead to disaster
Over 250 people injured in Yom Kippur road accidents in 2025, road safety group warns
Iranian Rial hits record low as economic fallout from war takes hold - report
Accessible tourism should be the standard, not a luxury - opinion
As global travel returns, travel systems should be redesigned for accessibility to make tourism possible for everyone.
US Senator's husband gets 'special treatment' after put on travel watch list
A US Senator's husband was flagged by TSA after his travel companion on two flight reservations was identified by the FBI as a "known or suspected terrorist."
Music agency founder among six dead in San Diego plane crash
The crash destroyed one house, severely damaged others, set cars alight and injured eight on the ground.
Off track: How Jerusalem light rail expansion, woes frustrate commuters
From May 21 until September 1 much of the Red Line will be shut down. The light rail will continue to operate from Neveh Ya’akov to Givat Hamivtar and Hadassah Ein Kerem to the Central Bus Station.
How to find a transportation company that will take you far?
In a world where precision, efficiency, and accessibility are basic conditions for success, transportation services are an integral part for businesses, public institutions, and even private events.
Communities across central, southern Israel evacuate as fires blaze out of control
Many highways have been closed, and trains and buses have been halted as well.
140 Sold: Last office units in a surprising northern project
Geshem Holdings’ Acre project includes 159 office units, with 140 already sold. Occupancy is set for 2025. Buyers get a 6% fixed interest loan from Discount Bank, starting two years after move-in.
Israir to begin operating flights to United States
In a move that may challenge El Al's monopoly, Israir has received approval to begin operating flights to the United States.
Preventing the next tragedy: Lessons to learn on cable car safety
Some have called for the establishment of an international regulatory body—similar to the International Civil Aviation Organization—to oversee cable car operations worldwide.
Qatar and Algeria sign air transport agreement to expand flight operations
Qatar and Algeria signed a new air transport agreement enabling unlimited flights, aiming to boost trade, tourism, and aviation ties between the two nations.
