Exclusive Shmooze.News Report: SAS Airlines announced it will start flying to Tel Aviv, Israel, from its hub in Copenhagen, Denmark, as part of a winter route expansion. Yet, despite trying to acquire Jewish travelers with this route, it remains the only transatlantic airline that doesn’t offer Kosher food to its passengers.
Delta Airlines has announced the resumption of its flights to Israel, while United Airlines and Lufthansa have extended its cancellations of flights to the region.
Update, Monday May 19: NJ Transit train service will resume on Tuesday, May 20. Update, Sunday, May 18: NJ Transit and Union officials announced that a tentative agreement has been reached with NJ Transit, to end their three-day strike. Regular...
Israeli airline Arkia announced the sale of tickets on its new route between Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport and New York’s JFK Airport, beginning on February 8, 2025.
Silver Airways, a Florida-based regional airline filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization on Monday, December 30. The company expects to continue operations throughout the procedure.
The controversial congestion pricing scheme will go into effect on Sunday, the Metropolitan Transportation Agency (MTA) said. During peak times, drivers will be required to pay a base toll of $9 to enter Manhattan south of 60th Street.
Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) accused the U.S. State Department of stifling U.S.-based airlines from resuming flights to Israel. He accused the outgoing Biden administration of entangling into the decision process and that the airlines and unions of boycotting Israel, which would be illegal.
Authorities are investigating after Azerbaijan Airlines flight J2-8243 crashed over Russia, which killed 38 people and injured 29 others. Early indications allege that the Russian anti-aircraft system shot down the jet.
SAS Will Fly You To Israel — Yet Won’t Serve You a Kosher Meal
June 4, 2025 – ט׳ בסיון תשפ״ה
Delta Quickly Resumes Israel Flights, As United and Lufthansa Extends Cancelations
May 21, 2025 – כ״ג באייר תשפ״ה