Red Wings says crew training meets Israel’s new requirements; Israir plans 737-8 wet lease

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Red Wings says its crew-training system fully complies with Israel’s new requirements and that it will continue operating flights to the country at full capacity. Separately, Israir plans to wet lease Boeing 737-8 capacity in mid-fourth quarter 2026, according to a subscription-only report.

Discovered 2026-10-06T21:28:26.614438-07:00 | 2026-10-06T21:28:26.614438-07:00

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  • Red Wings’ statement indicates its Israel service is continuing at full capacity under the country’s updated crew-training requirements, a relevant operational and compliance signal for carriers serving the market.
  • Israir’s reported plan to wet lease 737-8 capacity in mid-Q4 2026 points to a future capacity addition, though the available article summary provides no details on aircraft numbers or lease terms.

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