Tagged With "Tel Aviv"
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Re: Art Under Your Feet
A fascinating collection, PHeymont! It's amazing what you can see when you look around -- and down at your feet! Here's another for your collection, from the Czech Republic.
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Boston Gains More International Routes
Boston's Logan Airport is becoming more of an international hub, with 13 new international routes in past couple of years. The latest is an El Al-operated route to Tel Aviv that will begin this summer. Other recent additions include a Dreamliner...
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Icelandic discounter WOW adding Israel flights
WOW adds a new destination to its low-cost route map, one that's been dominated by traditional airlines.
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Airlines still busy with repatriation flights
With most regular flights grounded, some airlines are still busy retrieving their country's nationals from the far corners of the world.
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American Airlines drops out of Israel: No profit
American Airlines is cancelling its money-losing service to Israel, as of January. The company's only US-to-Israel service, a daily flight from Philadelphia to Tel Aviv was originally operated by US Airways before the merger with AA in 2013. In...
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Three-way tie for 'most expensive city'
An annual list of most and least expensive cities shows a number of tie scores and a few surprises.
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787-10 gets first North America assignments
United gets its first 787-10s, and is ready to put them to work on two domestic and seven overseas routes.
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AA shakes it up with Alaska, JetBlue
New deals with Alaska and now JetBlue strengthen American's connections on the West Coast and Northeast, and give JetBlue new international access.
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Trash art, or art in the trash?
Abandoned at check-in and found in the trash, a valuable painting by Yves Tanguy.
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New list: Most and Least Expensive Cities
Mercer's annual cost of living survey highlights some surprising winners and losers among cities.
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Surprise! El Al, Etihad in alliance
Two airlines whose countries only recently established relations are forming a code-share and loyalty alliance.
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AA cancels routes: Not enough planes!
Delays in delivery of new 787s are leading to cuts and cutbacks in American's international schedules.
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New list: cheapest and most expensive cities
The cost of living continues to rise, and in some cities its hitting the stratosphere
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Google's 'Year in Search' travel spots
The year's search engine results may give a hint to where next year's travelers are going
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Art Under Your Feet
Every now and then, wandering around a city, I've spotted an interesting, even beautiful manhole cover. Yes, the everyday necessity that keeps us from falling into the utilities.
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Airlines add new routes, expanded service
This week has seen a number of airlines announcing new service and expanded capacity on routes foreign and domestic.