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Air travel is one of the few sectors whose wider costs, from emissions to pollution, are not reflected in Israel’s tax system. That may soon change.

Israir has been offered the opportunity to acquire Arkia. Adv. Hagai Doron explains to Globes why the proposed deal is likely to face close scrutiny from the Israel Competition Authority.

From Ben Gurion’s post-war rebound to a landmark Supreme Court ruling on cancelled flights – what’s new in Israel aviation law.

Israel’s Supreme Court bars travel agencies from deducting handling fees from airline refunds. What it means for foreign carriers.

Israeli court rules there is no cap on flight-cancellation accommodation costs unless the Minister acts under Section 9A.

Ben Gurion’s August 20 shutdown left airlines facing liability questions – and possible paths to recovery.

A new Israeli appellate ruling: airlines must actively present passengers with their choice between refund and rebooking.

A new Supreme Court precedent: airlines must actively offer cancelled-flight passengers a choice between a refund and an alternative flight.

When disruption does not amount to cancellation under Israeli law