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Another Boeing contract for Elbit
Israel’s Elbit Systems unit Cyclone will supply $80 million worth of structural components to Boeing over the next seven years. http://www.globes.co.il/serveen/globes/docview.asp?did=1000756786&fid=1725
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El Al buys 3 more dreamliners
Israel’s El Al airlines has raised $100 million to help it finance the purchase of 3 new Boeing 787 “dreamliners). El Al plans to expand its 16-plane 787 fleet to a total of 28 by 2030. https://en.globes.co.il/en/article-el-al-to-raise-100m-and-buy-3-dreamliners-1001474601
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17 ambulances fly to Israel
Following Oct 7, Israeli NGO Magen David Adom urgently needed new ambulances. They called Yoav Halper who ships ambulances by sea from the USA. On Friday afternoon, a Boeing 747 landed at Ben Gurion Airport containing the first batch of … Continue reading
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200 global companies Stand with Israel
From Accenture to Zoom, including Adidas, American (Airlines, Eagle & Express), Apple, Amazon, Boeing, Chanel, Google, IBM, Intel, Meta, MasterCard, Microsoft, Nasdaq, NFL, Nvidia, Netflix, Oracle, SAP, Siemens, Sony Music, Tesla, UPS, and Walmart. https://som.yale.edu/story/2023/list-companies-have-condemned-hamas-terrorist-attack-israel
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El Al’s new Dreamliner uses sustainable fuel
El Al Israel Airlines’ newest Boeing 787 Dreamliner flew from Boeing’s Seattle factory using 30% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). It is El Al’s first use of SAF, made from sources such as CO2 in the air and emits far less … Continue reading
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El Al to buy its 17th Dreamliner
Israel’s El Al airline is soon to take delivery of two more Boeing 787 Dreamliners. Its 16th will be the 787-8 it ordered prior to the Covid-19 pandemic. It will also buy a 787-9 originally ordered by another Boeing customer … Continue reading
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Tel Aviv to ban noisy polluting planes
The Israel Airports Authority said it will aim to reduce noise and air pollution at Ben Gurion Airport by banning 4-engine civilian aircraft, including Boeing 747s and other jumbo jets, starting next year. It will only affect cargo planes, as … Continue reading
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Air travel takes off
El Al have reintroduced six Boeing 777-200ER planes to meet rising travel demand this summer. It also plans to begin direct flights to Japan and Australia now that Saudi Arabia has opened its airspace to Israeli airlines. Meanwhile, International flights … Continue reading
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Inaugural Emirates airline flight
The UAE’s largest airline Emirates made its first scheduled passenger flight to the Jewish state. 335 passengers flew from Dubai to Tel Aviv on a Boeing 777 “Gamechanger,” which, according to Emirates, features the world’s only fully enclosed first-class private … Continue reading
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Anniversary of Operation Solomon
During May 24-25, 1991, over 14,000 Ethiopian Jews were airlifted to Israel in 36 hours aboard 34 Israeli aircraft including Hercules C130s and Boeing 747s. https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Judaism/ejhist.html https://www.jdc.org/operation-solomon/
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