How does a night flight look from the cockpit, with everything glowing below? Experience the breathtaking night journey from Dubai to Tel Aviv through six different camera angles...
How do pilots prepare for takeoff while you're buckling up? Explore the cockpit through six different cameras, witnessing their preparations and ascent to 30,000 feet.
A breathtaking surprise at 35,000 feet: Hanan Ben Ari took an EL AL flight tonight to Miami, where he kicks off his grand concert tour in the USA.
Mid-flight, he delighted passengers by announcing that EL AL had generously provided tickets to his Miami performance for everyone onboard. As he mingled among the passengers, Hanan discovered a group of boys with cancer traveling to Miami courtesy of the Chaiyanu Association who asked him to sing "World Champion" for them. Naturally, all the passengers joined in, creating an unforgettable moment at cruising altitude.
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We continue standing alongside the families of the hostages and supporting their global awareness campaign. Yesterday, we embarked on a special flight to New York, carrying around 100 family members who will testify at the UN about the crimes committed by Hamas.
During the flight, Jewish-American actor Michael Rapaport communicated through the cockpit with Jordan Gonen, sister of Romy, still held by Hamas, and Ilan Tis, daughter of Keith Siegel, who remains in captivity. Rapaport spoke words of encouragement, providing strength for their crucial mission at the UN.
To amplify global awareness, we named the departure flight LY157 to signify the number of days the hostages have been held. The return flight, LY134, denotes the count of hostages we still await.
Our pilots communicated these flight numbers with international air traffic control, serving as a poignant reminder to the world that 134 Israeli men and women have been held captive by Hamas for over five months, and demanding their immediate return.
It is an honor to accompany these families, offering unwavering support and we eagerly await the swift return of all the hostages.
The women of EL AL come from diverse backgrounds, but they all share a common goal and dream, which they accomplish every day when you fly the flag
Stories from the Skies, Episode 4:
Flight Attendant Maya Klufman tells about a passenger who burst into tears.
Stories from the Skies, Episode 3: Flight Attendant Liza Turnikov tells about EL AL’s first evacuation flight.
Stories from the Skies, Episode 2: Flight Attendant Dor Levy Shares about meeting a childhood friend on board, whose cousin is a hostage in Gaza.
Stories from the Skies, Episode 1: Flight Attendant Esther Hila Shares an Unforgettable Meeting On Board
EL AL will always be here to bring you home.
Fly The Flag. Fly EL AL.
More about EL AL's support for Israel - https://bit.ly/48wiDlh
Following their bravery, we're honored to show our gratitude.
During a basketball game between Hapoel Tel Aviv and Hapoel Afula last Wednesday, we presented Shalom Sh*trit and Noam Ben Shlush, Golani soldiers wounded on October 7th,
with plane tickets to an NBA game in Boston.
In April, Shalom and Noam will embark on a week-long stay in Boston, generously arranged by Marni and John Levitt in collaboration with the local Jewish community.
This includes VIP tickets to the Celtics' NBA game.
We are thrilled to play a part in turning this dream into reality for them, express our gratitude for their service, and wish a swift recovery to all the injured.
Curious about your seat?
Now, the aircraft comes to you.
Starting today, you can enjoy a cutting-edge virtual experience by taking a 3D tour of the aircraft to familiarize yourself with the surroundings before your flight.
We're committed to continually improving your journey, starting right from your doorstep.
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Now is the time to fly with the flag. Meet Roman, our Aircraft Cabin Maintenance Manager.
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