Israir Adds Four European Destinations, Expands Existing Routes for Summer
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
Israeli airline Israir is expanding its spring-summer flight schedule by adding four new European destinations: Split, Sarajevo, Bologna, and Preveza. The airline will also increase frequencies on existing routes and aims to serve three million passengers as part of its development strategy.
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- Israir adds four new European destinations for the spring-summer season.
- New routes include Split, Sarajevo, Bologna, and Preveza.
- Flight frequencies will increase on popular existing routes.
- Long-haul flights to Tokyo and Miami are temporarily postponed.
- The airline aims to serve three million passengers this season.
Israeli airline Israir has announced a significant expansion of its flight network for the upcoming spring-summer season, adding four new destinations in Europe and the Mediterranean. The airline plans to operate flights to over 40 unique locations, encompassing 24 countries worldwide.
The newly added destinations include Split in Croatia, a gateway to the Dalmatian islands; Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, known for its historical sites and mountain scenery; Bologna, Italy, famous for its culinary traditions; and Preveza in northwestern Greece, offering access to the island of Lefkada.
In addition to these new routes, Israir will increase flight frequency on popular existing routes. These include flights to major cities like New York, London, Dubai, and Baku, as well as to Malaga, Basel, and Vilnius. The airline will also continue extensive operations to numerous cities across Italy, Greece, Cyprus, the Caucasus region, and Central and Eastern Europe, along with popular resorts in Morocco and Zanzibar.
Israir has postponed the launch of previously announced long-haul flights to Tokyo and Miami. The company stated that these routes are temporarily delayed pending the acquisition of all necessary official permits and the completion of regulatory procedures. Specific launch dates for ticket sales have not yet been disclosed.
These network adjustments are part of Israir's broader business development strategy, which aims to serve three million passengers in the near future. The airline previously reported on a social media scandal involving an El Al pilot's video about cabin cleanliness.
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