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Greek Blue Bird Airways Rises to Fourth Largest Carrier at Tel Aviv Airport in July

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Greek-owned Blue Bird Airways, with strong Israeli ties, became the fourth largest airline at Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport in July 2026, flying 7.5% of passengers amid Israeli carriers' dominance. The airline maintained significant operations during the "Iron Swords" conflict, supporting Israeli aviation when many foreign airlines halted flights.

01Blue Bird Airways captured 7.5% market share at Ben Gurion Airport in July 2026, ranking fourth.
02Israeli airlines hold over 60% of the domestic aviation market, with Wizz Air and Emirati airlines following.
03Blue Bird flew 173,100 passengers in July and 340,800 year-to-date, maintaining fourth place.
04The airline is Greek-based but owned by Israeli tourism group Kavim Hofesh.
05During the "Iron Swords" conflict, Blue Bird and TUS Airways continued flights when many foreign airlines stopped.
06Blue Bird also operated flights to nearby airports like Taba during evacuation periods when only Israeli airlines landed at Ben Gurion.

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