Amid reports that Middle Eastern countries are preparing for the possibility of another military escalation, questions are emerging over whether more than 1,000 Shluchim from Israel will be able to travel to New York as planned for the annual Kinus Hashluchim • Read More

Dozens of Jewish travelers en route from London to Israel found themselves stranded in Varna, Bulgaria, following a flight cancellation. Rabbi Yossi Halperin, the Rebbe’s Shliach in Varna, stepped in to assist the travelers, arranging to host them and their families at the local Chabad House so they could spend Shabbos in a warm, welcoming Jewish environment • Read More, Photos

With thousands of Anash and Tishrei guests now making their way home after spending Tishrei in Beis Chayeinu, many will be relying on airline meals during their long flights. But what happens when the meal arrives with a hashgacha you have never seen before? • Read More

Kosher travelers flying through two of London’s busiest secondary airports now have a new food option, with kosher sandwiches from DD’s becoming available at both London Luton Airport (LTN) and London Stansted Airport (STN) • Read More

Israeli airline Israir has received approval from the U.S. Department of Transportation to begin selling tickets for its planned nonstop flights between Tel Aviv and New York, opening the door to a new competitor on one of the busiest and most expensive Israel–U.S. routes • Read More

Newark Liberty International Airport is receiving a new surface radar system designed to give air traffic controllers a clearer, real-time picture of aircraft and vehicles moving across the airport’s runways and taxiways, helping prevent runway incursions and other dangerous incidents • Read More