The Aviation Industry is passing through turbulent times in view of the outbreak of COVID 19.
The airlines and all related industries are equally impacted . Each one of us in this industry is feeling the heat of the situation and have no option but to cope with the situation and wish for this turmoil to get over soon.

As far as Air India is concerned , In view of the recent announcement made by Prime Minister of India to close down the entire Country (Complete Lock down) for all modes of all transport including International Flights till 14th April 2020,
Air India will not operate flights to/from Tel Aviv till 14th April 2020.

We expect to have  normal operations of flight from 18th April 2020.
These are temporary measures and we expect AI shall reinstate all as soon as the crisis gets over.  

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30% increasing – comparing November 2018 – leads to significant increase in total yearly figures and targeting Unitag team to keep same rhythm through coming 2020…

Following the results of the tender, the GSA Agreement between Unitag and Air India was signed. The event occured on 13th of October in Delhi - at the Air India office - in a warm and friendly atmosphere, in the presence of the management of the both Companies.

We are pleased and proud to announce third weekly flight by B747-800F, which adds even more power to the existing two flights!

The new schedule of TLV-BAK Cargo Line is:

Day 2 TUE - ED16:00LT;

Day 4 THU - ED06:00LT;

Day 5 FRI - ED22:00LT.

The US Department of Transportation granted a foreign air carrier permit to Silk Way Airlines, and its subsidiaries Silk Way West and SW Italia. The air company tried to get the permit since 2007, but the decision depended on the US/Azerbaijan open skies Agreement, which was finally signed in April 2016. 

Contemporaneously, for the first time the Silk Way West was listed in the Air Cargo World's Top 50 Air Cargo Carriers in the world, on the 41 place! Certainly, it is a great achievement, showing growth and success of the Air Company!