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The European Parliament’s Transport Committee has ruled that airlines operating in Europe will no longer be allowed to charge passengers extra for carry-on luggage. The decision is not yet final and still requires approval from EU member states.
Some carriers plan early returns, while others extend cancellations into October amid regional tensions.
While Home Front Command guidelines remain unchanged for now, aviation officials indicate that maintaining the ceasefire will trigger rapid expansion of flight operations in the coming days.
Humanitarian passengers and medical emergencies receive priority. Original flight dates determine passenger precedence.
Repatriation still uncertain for Israelis abroad as Israel readies outbound flights for tourists and visitors.
easyJet, Lufthansa Group, and SWISS among carriers delaying return, some until October 2025.
The aircraft went down just minutes after departure, though the specific circumstances that led to the tragedy have not been disclosed.
United Airlines, Transavia and airBaltic resume operations in Israel. Updated airline list below.
Turkish law enforcement has dismantled the sophisticated operation in the popular coastal resort of Kuşadası, leading to the arrest of 20 individuals, including the suspected mastermind who operates a local hotel.
Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael–Jewish National Fund highlights six family-friendly water trails across Israel's forests in honor of the upcoming holiday.
