
Israir Airlines
About the airline
Israir Airlines (IATA: 6H, ICAO: ISR) is Israel's airline, founded in 1989. Based at multiple hubs including Ben Gurion International Airport and Eilat Airport, it operates regional and domestic services with a modern fleet of Airbus and ATR aircraft.
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Israir Airlines (IATA code: 6H, ICAO: ISR) is an Israeli carrier established in 1989. The airline operates from four main hubs: Ben Gurion International Airport (Tel Aviv), Eilat Airport, Sde Dov Airport, and Haifa Airport, providing both domestic and regional connectivity across Israel and beyond.
The airline's network focuses on leisure and business travel, connecting Israel's major cities and popular destinations. Its hub structure reflects Israel's geography, with Eilat Airport serving the southern Red Sea region and Ben Gurion handling the majority of international traffic. This multi-hub strategy allows Israir to serve diverse passenger bases efficiently.
Israir operates a mixed fleet combining the Airbus A320 for mainline services and the ATR 72 for regional routes. This fleet composition enables the airline to serve both high-demand trunk routes and smaller regional airports, maintaining operational flexibility across its network.