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Reuters • Mariya Gordeyeva

Azerbaijan Airlines Embraer E190 Crash in Kazakhstan: 40 Dead, Investigation Ongoing

On December 25, an Azerbaijan Airlines Embraer E190 crashed near Aktau, Kazakhstan, killing 40 people. The flight, initially en route from Baku to Grozny, diverted due to adverse weather. Causes under investigation include potential GPS jamming and a bird strike.

2024-12-25T00:29:54.037990-08:00

Paddle Your Own Kanoo

European Airlines Resume Tel Aviv Flights After Ceasefire

2025-01-16T04:30:42.559770-08:00

Paddle Your Own Kanoo

Delta Resumes JFK-TLV Flights April 1 Amid Easing Tensions

2025-01-24T02:24:03.190570-08:00

The Air Current

Eviation Halts Operations, Lays Off Most Staff Amid Funding Struggles

2025-02-14T12:13:42.754148-08:00

Israel News Timeline

Seeking Alpha

IAI Achieves Record Revenue with 55% Profit Increase Amid Rising Defense Demand Israel Aerospace Industries reported its best year in 2024, with a 55% surge in profits driven by heightened defense demand globally and increased sales to both Israel’s military and international clients. This underscores a trend of rising global defense expenditure benefiting industry leaders.

2025-03-13T04:15:32.438704-07:00

IAI Achieves Record Revenue with 55% Profit Increase Amid Rising Defense Demand

Reuters

El Al's 2024 Profit Hits Record Amid Reduced Competition El Al Israel Airlines' net profit soared to a record $545 million in 2024, nearly five-fold compared to the previous year. This surge was supported by constrained carrier competition at Tel Aviv and continued demand amid ongoing regional conflict.

2025-03-12T05:49:41.634183-07:00

El Al's 2024 Profit Hits Record Amid Reduced Competition

FlightGlobal

El Al Considers Widebody Freighter for Strategic Fleet Expansion Israeli carrier El Al is revising its strategic plan to potentially include a widebody freighter. This move follows the addition of a Boeing 737 freighter, addressing increased cargo demand. The expansion is part of El Al's long-term strategy to enhance cargo services by the decade's end.

2025-03-12T03:07:59.839592-07:00

El Al Considers Widebody Freighter for Strategic Fleet Expansion

FlightGlobal

Israir Resumes Tel Aviv-New York Flights with A330s in July Israir is set to restore its transatlantic services by resuming Tel Aviv-New York flights starting in July, utilizing Airbus A330-200 aircraft. The move follows a recent change in the airline's ownership and aims to re-establish its presence in the US market.

2025-03-10T01:02:42.513450-07:00

Israir Resumes Tel Aviv-New York Flights with A330s in July

SpaceNews.com

UK Space Agency Awards SatixFy £1.8M for Innovative LEO Payload Software The UK Space Agency has allocated £1.8M to SatixFy to develop advanced software enabling faster reconfiguration of reprogrammable LEO satellites, aligning with the need for flexible satellite operations. This initiative marks a significant milestone for the Israeli chipmaker in satellite technology innovation.

2025-03-05T06:33:24.890402-08:00

UK Space Agency Awards SatixFy £1.8M for Innovative LEO Payload Software

Air & Space Forces Mag

US B-52 Collaborates with Israeli and Royal Air Force over Mediterranean On March 4, a U.S. Air Force B-52 Stratofortress conducted joint exercises with the Israeli Air Force and Royal Air Force. This operation highlights ongoing military cooperation between the US and allies in the region, reinforcing strategic partnerships and regional security.

2025-03-04T18:22:40.956096-08:00

US B-52 Collaborates with Israeli and Royal Air Force over Mediterranean

Reuters

El Al Increases Security Payments Under New Government Deal El Al Airlines will shoulder a larger portion of its security expenses, estimated at $10 million annually, following a new agreement with the Israeli government. This move reflects a shift in financial responsibility, underscoring the importance of security in its operations.

2025-03-03T16:34:52.208476-08:00

El Al Increases Security Payments Under New Government Deal

FlightGlobal

US Sanctions $2B Precision Bomb Sale to Israel The United States government has sanctioned the potential sale of bombs worth over $2 billion to Israel. The package includes advanced precision guidance kits, underscoring continued defense collaboration between the two allies amid regional security concerns.

2025-03-02T22:35:04.231662-08:00

US Sanctions $2B Precision Bomb Sale to Israel

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