Filed July 16, 2026
Travel & Tourism

Israir

Israir is a Jewish or Israeli-owned travel & tourism based in Tel Aviv, Israel, listed in the Israel Limited directory.

Israeli airline offering scheduled and charter flights across Europe and the Mediterranean.

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Israeli airline offering scheduled and charter flights across Europe and the Mediterranean.

§ Keywords

  • airline
  • travel
  • israel

§ Ownership & community

Is Israir Jewish or Israeli-owned?

Israir is listed in the Israel Limited directory of Jewish and Israeli-owned businesses under Travel & Tourism, based in Tel Aviv, Israel. The listing was submitted to the community ledger and reviewed by our editors before publication.

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