The Irish low-cost carrier noted that they are prepared to cooperate with airport management in temporary transfers to Terminal 3 when necessary, but demand that costs remain in accordance with Terminal 1 rates.
A Flydubai plane en route from Dubai to Tel Aviv was forced to land in Saudi Arabia after a passenger suffered a medical emergency. The passenger, believed to be Israeli, was taken off the aircraft and transferred to receive medical treatment.
Customs inspectors in Tampa, Florida seized and destroyed a suitcase containing human bones and tobacco products that a passenger claimed were intended for religious rituals.
Three flight crews reported being hit by a green laser near Boston’s Logan International Airport. Aiming a laser at an aircraft is a serious federal crime that endangers hundreds of passengers and can cause temporary blindness or eye injuries among pilots.
Irish carrier Ryanair is threatening to halt its operations in Israel indefinitely, even after the current fighting against Hamas in Gaza subsides.
Dr. Adir Shifron, an Israeli passenger with preferred status on Wizz Air flights, recounts antisemitic and humiliating treatment he experienced from the company's ground crew at Larnaca Airport in Cyprus.
United Airlines announced that it will restart flights between Tel Aviv and Washington, DC, as well as Chicago beginning November 1, 2025, using Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner aircraft.
The lawsuit states: "During the waiting time at the airport between 6:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m., the plaintiffs were not given food and drink vouchers. Worse still, kosher observant students went hungry, since kosher food couldn't be purchased at the Warsaw airport."
The authority clarifies that no such service exists at the airport, and anyone offering it operates illegally, without supervision, and may cause significant damage to travelers.
Man told fellow passengers "I'm going to find you all" before being removed and taken to psychiatric hospital.