Israeli Airlines Flew More Passengers During War

They benefited as foreign carriers suspended flights but will still suffer losses.

Zohar Blumenkrantz

Aug 13, 2014 6:08 AM

The air-travel chaos that the Gaza conflict caused in July boosted business for Israel’s three airlines, according to figures the Israel Airports Authority released on Tuesday.

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