Aviation
Aviation industry sees labor dispute as Wizz Air seeks to establish Israeli base of operations
According to the Histadrut, allowing Wizz Air to operate within the country would have implications for airport workers' working conditions, wages, and workers' rights.
Air France launches La Première on Tel Aviv to Paris route with Dror Kontento show
El Al adds Apple TV+, starting with ‘Ted Lasso’
Technion develops fuel that could make Israel a superpower – Boeing wants to lead
JSSI and JetSetter's global ties are flying from increased normalization - opinion
The Abraham Accords have provided a rare gift: the opportunity to deepen the ties between people and connect countries
Americans arrested for allegedly sending aviation technology to Russia - US official
The US Commerce Department is working with the FBI and Justice Department prosecutors, according to a Commerce Department official.
Russian bomber jets intercepted over Alaska by US air defense systems
The aircraft, which were identified on February 13, did not enter United States or Canadian airspace and did not pose a threat
The middle seat on a plane could save your life
Truthfully, there is no need to worry about such things when boarding a plane, but if you are still concerned, we've got you covered.
Two US Jews killed in New York private plane crash
The two victims have yet to be officially identified by local police, but local news reports state that they are Jewish men from Cleveland, Ohio.
Drone taxi takes first spin in Paris air traffic ahead of 2024 launch
The Volocopter's digital fly-by-wire system and multiple rotors make it much easier to fly than a traditional helicopter, the test pilot said.
Israel’s sole glass manufacturer to decrease its carbon footprint thanks to Airovation
The new MOU will see Airovation run a two-phase scale-up process, eventually leading to the first fully commercial unit that will reduce the carbon footprint and secure Phoenicia’s supply chain.
Russia not re-elected to UN aviation agency's 36-member council
Russia was decisively removed from a special UN committee on aviation practices, limited to only 36 members.
Former Moscow Aviation Institute head Gerashchenko dies in fall
The Moscow Aviation Institute opened a commission to investigate his death.
Is putting your feet on the chair in front of you on flights normal - or gross?
A passenger recorded the legs of a passenger behind her, who stuck his legs under her seat until they popped out in front of her. She shared the photo on social media, sparking debate.
