Israir Adds Four New Destinations for Summer 2027 Season
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Israir, owned by Rami Levy, is expanding its flight network for the Spring-Summer 2027 season, adding four new destinations: Split, Sarajevo, Bologna, and Preveza. The airline aims to serve over 41 international destinations and increase passenger numbers.
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- Israir adds four new destinations for the 2027 season.
- New routes include Split, Sarajevo, Bologna, and Preveza.
- The airline plans to serve over 41 international destinations.
- Expansion aims to support growth to 3 million passengers.
- Long-haul routes to Tokyo and Miami are pending approval.
Israir, the airline owned by businessman Rami Levy, is significantly expanding its flight offerings for the Spring-Summer 2027 season, planning to serve over 41 international destinations across 24 countries, in addition to its regular domestic flights to Eilat. This expansion is part of the airline's strategy to achieve growth and reach a target of 3 million passengers.
The airline is introducing four new destinations: Split in Croatia, Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bologna in Italy, and Preveza in Greece. These new routes are designed to cater to the Israeli public's desire for diverse travel options at competitive prices.
Israir is also increasing flight frequencies to popular existing routes, including New York, London, Basel, Vilnius, Malaga, Zanzibar, Morocco, Dubai, and Baku. Additionally, the airline will operate more frequent flights to numerous European cities such as Rome, Budapest, Prague, Berlin, and Athens, as well as several Greek islands.
The airline is also pursuing long-haul routes to Tokyo and Miami, but these are pending final regulatory approvals and are not yet confirmed for the 2027 schedule. Israir stated that the expanded schedule reflects its continued growth and commitment to providing a wide range of destinations, flexibility, and competitive pricing to its customers.
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