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Israel strikes deep in Beirut, killing key Hezbollah-Hamas coordinator
Israel announced overnight that it had killed Hassan Bdeir, a senior Hezbollah figure, in an airstrike targeting the southern suburbs of Beirut.
Israeli private airline Arkia announced on Monday the launch of direct flights between Tel Aviv and New York, starting February 8. The airline will operate three weekly flights, offering round-trip tickets at a competitive price of $1,199.
An Airbus A330-900 NEO from the charter airline Iberojet © X
Israeli private airline Arkia announced on Monday the launch of direct flights between Tel Aviv and New York, starting February 8. The airline will operate three weekly flights, offering round-trip tickets at a competitive price of $1,199.
The flights will be conducted using the Airbus A330-900 NEO, a state-of-the-art aircraft operated by the Spanish-Portuguese airline Iberojet, known for its specialization in charter flights. This partnership reflects Arkia's strategy to expand its limited fleet by leasing aircraft from foreign carriers.
Arkia, primarily recognized for its flights to Greece and various European destinations, faces significant criticism for its service quality. The airline has a poor reputation regarding both in-flight and ground services, raising concerns about its ability to handle long-haul international routes.
Despite its service challenges and small fleet, Arkia's move to enter the transatlantic market marks a bold step in diversifying its operations and appealing to travelers seeking more affordable flight options between Israel and the United States.
By Antoine Khoury
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