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Zohar Blumenkrantz

Zohar Blumenkrantz

Zohar Blumenkrantz is the aviation correspondent for Haaretz Newspaper.

Latest Articles by Zohar Blumenkrantz
An El Al Israel Airlines airplane sits on the tarmac at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York
Travel agents seek to have consumer laws applied to low-cost carriers

Low-cost carriers without offices in Israel could cause consumers to have difficulty obtaining refunds for tickets purchased online on airlines that later go bankrupt.

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An EL AL Boeing 777
El Al settles U.S. price-fixing case

In settling for $15.8m as one of 39 carriers, Israeli firm admits no wrongdoing.

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Ben-Gurion International Airport.
Air cargo traffic declines 4%

Figures show slowdown in trade.

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Travelers at Ben Gurion International Airport.
Senior airports authority official quits

Sources say Shlomo Oren was irked by decision by board subcommittee.

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A Shar-Pei dog.
Dog's rough flight costs El Al NIS 2,400 for owner's 'mental anguish'

How the Shar-Pei managed to escape its cage remains a mystery.

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Airport - Milrod - 10.5.12
New law requires airlines to compensate for long delays

The next time your flight out of Israel is delayed, you may be able to get something for it, other than aggravation.

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Moti Milrod
New law requires airlines to compensate for long delays

In case of cancellation, travelers will get their money back plus compensation, depending on the intended destination.

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Ben-Gurion International Airport.
Knesset panel slams brakes on 'open skies' pact with Europe

Committee members from parties in the government coalition backed the call to review the agreement, which means there is no possibility the ratification process, which requires Knesset approval, can move forward.

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Police vigilant against terror, fireworks and drunk drivers

Extra police will be on duty at national parks, nature reserves and beaches; Magen David Adom ambulance service also deployed extensively.

with Yaniv Kubovich 0 comments
El Al - AP
El and Al? Israeli airline mulls splitting into two companies

One of the two companies would specialize in premium long-haul flights to destinations such as the U.S. and the Far East, while the second would compete against low-cost airlines on European routes.

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 Sinai- Michal Fattal
Israel Counterterrorism Bureau calls on Israelis to leave Sinai, citing immediate threat

Gaza-based terrorist organizations continue to target Israeli tourists in Sinai, according to Bureau.

with Jonathan Lis 23 comments
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Shin Bet says it will not budge on airline security checks

Swedish and Israeli authorities are busy trying to solve the dispute and allow flights to continue, Shin Bet official says.

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Stockholm airport - Bloomberg - 19.4.12
Stockholm airport bars Israeli airline over security inspection methods

Swedish port refuses to allow Israeli methods of security inspections dictated by Shin Bet, which inlcude ethnic, personal profiling, extensive questioning.

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Istanbul.
Extra charter flights to Turkey scheduled over Passover period as Israeli tourists return

An estimated total of 3,000 Israelis are expected to visit Antalya in April - a figure that is higher than it has been in the past few years.

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Fly-in protest - Reuters - 15.4.2012
Israel blocks entry to first pro-Palestinian 'fly-in' activists; hundreds more expected

650 policemen stationed at Ben Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv in anticipation of hundreds of activists due to arrive as part of 'Welcome to Palestine' event.

with Yaniv Kubovich 138 comments
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Security forces at Ben-Gurion Airport during the fly-in protest last year.
Airlines cancel Israel flights for over 60 percent of pro-Palestinian fly-in protesters

Activists threatening to sue airlines, including Lufthansa, Air France and Easyjet, for 'bowing to Israeli pressure'; PM's Office releases sarcastic 'thank you' letter to be given to activists on arrival.

with Yaniv Kubovich and Jack Khoury 55 comments
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  • European airlines cancel tickets of pro-Palestinian 'flytilla' activists
Pro-Palestinian fly-in - 8.7.11
European airlines cancel tickets of pro-Palestinian 'flytilla' activists

Ahead of Sunday's planned 'fly-in,' Israel's Interior Minister sends airlines list of names of blacklisted activists, threatens punitive steps if companies allow them to board Israel-bound flights.

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People cooling off in the waters of Ein Prat in the Judean desert.
As hot weather hits Israel, half a million visitors flock to parks, forests and nature reserves

Jewish National Fund reported over 220,000 visits on Sunday to its forests, and thousands of Christians gathered in Jerusalem for Easter celebrations.

with Zafrir Rinat and Revital Hovel 0 comments
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  • Out and about for Passover in Israel
Eilat
Rocket fire has no effect on Eilat tourism

If the security situation does not worsen in the next few days, then the tourism industry expects no real effect on Passover holiday business.

with Rina Rozenberg 0 comments
easyJet - Reuters - 3.2012
EasyJet to offer more flights between Tel Aviv, London

After the change takes effect in November, the airline will be offering nine flights a week between Israel and Britain. The new flights will be on Mondays and Thursdays.

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Ben-Gurion International Airport - Nir Keidar - March 2012
Tourism industry, Israeli airlines clash over Europe open-skies deal

Israel and the European Union finalized the deal on Thursday, after three years of negotiations, although it still needs the approval of Transportation Minister Yisrael Katz.

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An El Al plane
El Al passengers were stranded in Moscow for two days

El Al says an unfortunate series of events, bad weather conditions, and a technical problem prevented the flight from leaving on time.

with Eli Shvidler 2 comments
Israeli airlines are worried: Full competition will start in five years.
Israel strikes open-skies aviation deal with EU

The deal will be phased in over a five-year period, with each new phase going into effect in late March.

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Rare birds - 15032012
Israelis' favorite smuggled goods: Cell phones, Viagra and fake brand-name clothes, says customs

Customs caught people smuggling undeclared goods 10,082 times last year - up from 9,850 in 2010. Taxes on these goods totaled NIS 80 million.

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Israeli airline bosses continue bid to stall open-skies agreement

Open-skies treaty would allow European airlines compete freely with Israel's local carriers on routes in and out of Ben-Gurion International Airport, and would likewise let Israeli airlines compete with European carriers over destinations in Europe.

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