Blue Bird Airlines Cuts Round-Trip Fares to Popular Summer Destinations from Israel
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
By אילן ארנון
First reported by N12 · Jul 21, 2026
What happened
Blue Bird Airlines, owned by Israelis, is offering round-trip flights from Israel to several European destinations for as low as 125 euros, including Larnaca and Crete. The airline is also expanding its flights to Amsterdam due to rising demand, increasing weekly flights to three starting July 27, 2026. These moves aim to provide affordable travel options during the peak summer holiday season.
- 01Blue Bird Airlines offers round-trip flights from Israel to European destinations starting at 125 euros.
- 02Discounted fares apply to Larnaca, Rhodes, Crete, and Paphos, capped at 159 euros.
- 03The airline expands Amsterdam flights to three weekly starting July 27, 2026, due to rising demand.
- 04One-way fares to Amsterdam start at 174 euros.
- 05Promotion targets travel before Tisha B'Av and early September, when prices usually peak.
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