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Hong Kong-based airline Cathay Pacific has announced that it is canceling all flights to and from Israel until March 27, 2025. The company was the only airline operating direct flights between Hong Kong and Tel Aviv.
A rare incident occurred at an airport in southern Iran, resulting in the death of an aircraft technician. The plane was testing its operational readiness and activated its right engine, when the Iranian mechanic approached it and was sucked into the engine.
Locals express frustration over the city's popularity as a tourist destination, squirting diners with water pistols and forcing them to flee restaurants.
Air Haifa is expected to receive an ATR 72-600 aircraft at the end of the month, marking it the first addition to its fleet. What will it look like, when is it expected to start operating, and which destinations will it fly to? All the details below.
"MSC World Europa" sets new standards for a cruise vacation with a built-in amusement park, theater, water park, and spa. Israel Hayom’s staff joined a four-day cruise to four countries.
Captain Hassan Youssef Adas suffered a medical emergency while steering a flight from Cairo to Taif, Saudi Arabia.
The local police issued a statement: "An unusual incident occurred today at Schiphol Airport, during which a person was sucked into an airplane engine and died. There is an investigation underway to try and understand the circumstances of the incident."
It will cost 25 shekels ($6.80) and stay valid for up to 2 years, or until the current passport expires. Visitors from non-eligible countries still need a visa at an Israeli consulate prior to their travel, and do not need to obtain an ETA-IL.
El Al has stated that it will automatically refund $14 to each passenger who has booked a flight to a destination that will depart from Terminal 1.
The major carrier cancels all flights to Israel until June 1.
