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5 stories about Arkia

After $30 million in losses, Arkia faces a battle over who will pay for its rescue

03.11.26|Golan Hazani

The Nakash brothers intend to inject capital into the airline, but employees are demanding protection against dilution as management considers cost-cutting measures and workforce reductions.

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Arkia’s direct Tokyo flights face delays over Japanese approval

13.10.26|Hofit Cohen Ulay

Japan has yet to authorize the Israeli airline to operate the route using a wet-leased aircraft. Arkia is also seeking permission to fly using its own aircraft and is offering affected passengers rebooking options or a full refund.

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Arkia to launch direct flights to Manila in January

08.09.26|Hofit Cohen Ulay

The Israeli airline will operate one weekly flight to the Philippines beginning January 3, 2027, with fares starting at $750 one way. The new route expands Arkia's growing long-haul network and will give the airline an opportunity to test demand for direct travel to the Philippines.

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Israel restricts aviation as Iranian missile attacks escalate

23.03.26|Hofit Cohen Ulay

Damage near Ben Gurion and southern cities drives emergency measures.

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War-time business: How Arkia's Avi Nakash justifies sky-high ticket prices

18.08.24|Diana Bahur-Nir

Avi Nakash, one of Arkia's owners, defends the airline's decision to charge $800 for a ticket to Athens when foreign companies have halted flights. He explains it as a way to balance the financial losses from the pandemic and the war, asserting that showing solidarity shouldn't mean losing money.