Aviation Gazette

Bringing the aviation news to you!

  • About me
  • Extra
    • In Loving Memory of Laurent Sorelli
    • Airport Webcams
  • iflyA380
  • Daily Email Information
  • Contact Me
AviationGazette © 2022 ______________________________ Log in

Royal Jordanian flight makes emergency landing at Tel-Aviv

November 9, 2015 By bernard.montrel@gmail.com

JY-AYQ-Royal-Jordanian-Airbus-A320-200_PlanespottersNet_205908
Rescue forces at Ben Gurion airport had a tense few moments on Tuesday afternoon after a Royal Jordanian flight, which was making its way from Dubai to Amman, was forced to declare an emergency landing at the airport due to low fuel. The plane was granted permission and made a safe landing at 3.15pm.
The plane, an Airbus 320, arrived from the east and flew over Jordan. The plane apparently diverted due to difficult landing conditions at Amman’s airport.
According to the website of Amman’s Queen Alia International Airport, several flights were diverted away from the airport, likely due to weather conditions.
Royal Jordanian said in response, “The flight continued on to Tel Aviv and did not land in Amman due to poor weather conditions.”
Ynet News

The emergency landing by a Jordan-bound plane at Ben Gurion today is attributed to inclement conditions in Amman.
The Airbus 320 could not land in the Jordanian capital due to poor visibility and and weather.
The official website of Queen Alia International Airport in Amman shows that many of the flights scheduled to land there in the past few hours have not done so.
Ben Gurion Airport says: “The plane that took off from Dubai could not land in Amman and requested a Tel Aviv landing. Due to reports that it was running out of fuel, we declared a state of emergency. The plane landed safely, refueled, and will return to Amman as soon as possible.”
Ynet tweeted an image apparently showing Ben Gurion airport staff awaiting the plane from Dubai, holding boxes of the Israeli candy Krembo.
The Times of Israel

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Emergency Landing, Israel, Royal Jordanian, Tel Aviv

United Airlines launches San Fransisco – Tel Aviv flight

October 8, 2015 By bernard.montrel@gmail.com

N38950-United-Airlines-Boeing-787-9-Dreamliner_PlanespottersNet_535093
While American Airlines has opted to cease its Philadelphia – Tel Aviv service, United has announced today the launch of its three-weekly San Francisco – Tel Aviv service, scheduled to start on April 1, 2016, subject to government approval.
“Providing corporate customers from throughout the Bay Area and Silicon Valley nonstop service to the high-tech market in Israel has been high on our priority list at United,” said Dave Hilfman, United’s senior vice president of worldwide sales. “Now with the 787-9 Dreamliner, we’re delighted to make it a reality.”
Currently, United Airlines offers twice-daily service non-stop flights between Newark and Tel Aviv, operated by its Boeing 777-200ER fleet.
MORE DESTINATIONS OUT OF UNITED’S SAN FRANCISCO HUB
Besides the announced Tel Aviv service, United will expand its route offer from its Pacific hub by adding the already-announced seasonal service to Xi’An in China, besides a three-weekly service to Auckland, beginning on July 1, 2016. Flights will be operated in partnership with Air New Zealand, a Star Alliance member.
As United adds more Dreamliners to its fleet (plans are 25 aircraft in 2015), the airline readies their deployment into long thin routes. Efficient, modern aircraft like the 787 and the Airbus A350, will allow airlines to operate several such routes. United seems to follow the example of British Airways and its successful Austin service and its forthcoming San Jose flight to London.
With the right aircraft, these routes can be very profitable for airlines and become exclusive city-pairs that they can have a good hold on.
Airways News

Filed Under: News Tagged With: California, Dreamliner, Israel, San Fransisco, Tel Aviv, United Airlines, US

Hainan Airlines announces Beijing/Pekin-Tel Aviv flight

September 19, 2015 By bernard.montrel@gmail.com

2699657
Hainan Airlines in summer 2016 season will commence service to Israel, as it plans 3 weekly Beijing – Tel Aviv operation. Airbus A330-200 aircraft is scheduled to operate this route from 28APR16.
HU7957 PEK0155 – 0810TLV 332 247
HU7958 TLV1435 – 0500+1PEK 332 247

Airline Route

Filed Under: News Tagged With: A330, A330-200, A330-243, Airbus, Beijing, China, Hainan Airlines, Israel, Pekin, Peoples Republic of China, Tel Aviv

Search

Recents Articles

  • Norwegian Air Shuttle launches two flights from Bergen to the US
  • Mickey Mouse delays flight to London Heathrow by 4 hours…
  • King of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia brings 417Tonnes (metric tonne) and a gold escalator
  • McDonellsDouaglas MD-88 retire from the LaGuardia Sky
  • Forbes #1 US airline is: Alaska Airlines

Tags cloud

737 737-800 737NG 767 777 777-200 787 A320 A321 A330 A350XWB A380 Airbus Air Canada Air France Air Transat Alaska Airlines American Airlines Boeing British Airways California Canada China Cuba Delta Air Lines Dreamliner Egypt Embraer Florida France Israel jetBlue London Lufthansa New York Peoples Republic of China Russia Southwest Airlines Toronto TSA Union United-Kingdom United Airlines US USA