Arkia

Operation to return Israelis home continues with $199 plane tickets to Israel as part of national effort by Arkia Airlines.

Arkia offers $199 return flights for security personnel with Order 8 stuck abroad, amidst criticism for high prices.

Israeli airline Arkia prepares to meet demand after foreign airlines halt flights to Israel on EASA advice, increasing services to Athens and Larnaca for upcoming holidays.

“It’s absurd that there are no buses, trains, or transportation for soldiers. The government still hasn’t grasped that we are at war. Soldiers are having to hitchhike."

Ministry of Economy criticizes Israeli airlines for high prices amid flight cancellations • Arkia calls for government intervention against EASA decision.

Passengers on a Tel Aviv-bound flight, including one Jerusalem Post reporter, have been stranded in Cyprus with no idea how they'll make it home.

Launching today, Arkie's Tishrei holiday sale offers flights from $199 to diverse destinations like Greek islands, Cyprus, Barcelona, Dubai, Rome, and more, valid for travel between October 1-31.

Regev spoke with Arkia CEO to discuss the recent transportation crisis and noted that Israelis might have to pay more to fly back to Israel.

Arkia to operate at least 6 daily flights to and from Eilat following agreement with Airports Authority, including morning flight from Ramon Airport at 6:30 AM.

In a moving ceremony at Terminal 3, Ben-Gurion Airport, Arkia and the Israeli Olympic Committee celebrated the Israeli delegation ahead of the Paris 2024 Olympics.