Israir Launches 'Crazy Weekend' Sale with Flights to Europe for $99
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Israeli airline Israir has launched a "Crazy Weekend" sale, offering flights to Europe for as little as $99 one-way. The promotion, valid for 72 hours, also includes discounted fares to New York and Zanzibar. The sale applies to flights departing through the end of 2026, with popular European cities like Rome, Berlin, and Prague included. The airline is promoting the sale as an opportunity to visit European Christmas markets.
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- Israir is offering flights to Europe for a starting price of $99 one-way in a 'Crazy Weekend' sale.
- The sale runs for 72 hours, from Thursday evening, November 12, to Sunday evening, November 15.
- Discounted fares are valid for flights departing through December 31, 2026.
- Other destinations on sale include New York from $529 and Zanzibar from $299.
- Included European cities feature Rome, Athens, Berlin, Budapest, Prague, and Madrid.
- The promotion is part of a wider November sales event across multiple industries.
Israeli airline Israir, owned by businessman Rami Levy, has announced a major "Crazy Weekend" sale, offering flights to Europe starting at $99 one-way. The promotion also includes flights to New York for $529 one-way and to Zanzibar for $299 one-way.
The "Crazy Weekend" sale is valid for 72 hours, beginning Thursday evening, November 12, and concluding Sunday evening, November 15. The discounted prices apply to flights departing through the end of 2026. European destinations included in the sale feature Rome, Athens, Larnaca, Berlin, Budapest, Prague, Baku, Madrid, and Munich.
These fares are available for bookings on the Israir website, subject to terms and seat availability. The airline highlights the sale as an opportunity for travelers to experience European Christmas markets, with specific dates provided for markets in Budapest, Munich, Berlin, Madrid, Prague, Rome, Baku, Athens, and Larnaca, many of which commence in late November and extend into January 2027.
The promotion is part of a broader November sales trend across various sectors, including retail and electronics, now extending to the aviation industry.