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Israir
IATA
6H
ICAO
ISR
Callsign
ISRAIR
Founded1989, renamed to "Israir" 1996
Fleet size7
Destinations13 scheduled, more as charter.
HeadquartersTel Aviv
Key peopleIsrael Ben Haim, CEO
Website: http://www.israirairlines.com

Israir Airlines is an airline based in Tel Aviv, Israel. It operates domestic scheduled and air taxi flights from Sde Dov Airport, Tel Aviv, as well as Haifa and Eilat, and international charter services from Ovda Airport and Ben Gurion International Airport, Tel Aviv, to Europe, Africa, and New York. It also operates VIP and cargo flights.

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[edit] History

The airline was established in 1989 as Kanfei HaEmek (Valley Wings). It changed its name to Israir in 1996 and international flights began in 1999. It is wholly owned by the Ganden Group. Charter service between Tel Aviv and JFK International Airport in New York began in June, 2004. After permission was granted by the Israeli government and the FAA, Israir's charter service between Tel Aviv and New York has been converted to regular scheduled service which started May 1, 2006.

[edit] Services

Israir Airlines operates the following services (as of May 2006):

[edit] Europe

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[edit] Asia

[edit] Fleet

The Israir Airlines fleet consists of the following aircraft (as of August 2006) <ref>Flight International, 3-9 October 2006</ref>:


After Israir was granted permission to operate scheduled service on the lucrative New York-Tel Aviv route, in spring 2006 it entered talks with both Boeing and Airbus regarding the acquisition of new aircraft to its fleet and replacement of its existing jets. The company was said to be in talks with Boeing over the 787 model. It also signed a deal to aquire Airbus A320 aircraft. <ref>Israir opts for Airbus - www.haaretz.com</ref>

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Airlines of Israel

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Arkia Israel Airlines | CAL Cargo Air Lines | El Al | Israir | NeshAir | Sun D'Or | Tamir Airways


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Roads in Israel: Highway 1 | Highway 2 | Highway 4 | Highway 5 | Highway 6 | Route 40 | Route 60 | Route 90 | Highway 443 | Ayalon Highway | Carmel Tunnels | Begin Expressway
Bus: Egged | Dan | Kavim | Metrodan Beersheba | Metropoline | Nativ Express | Superbus | Connex
Railways: Israel Railways
Light Rails and Rapid Transits: Tel Aviv Subway | Jerusalem Light Rail | Carmelit
Aviation Authorities and Companies: Israel Airports Authority | Ben Gurion International Airport | El Al | Arkia | Israir
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