Israel's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) published last week its 2005 report indicating an 8% drop in cargo moving through Ben Gurion airport, compared to 2004

A delegation of 25 Israel companies headed by Ministry of Industry, Trade and Labor director-general Raanan Dinur visited Kazakhstan last week

Report published by Israel's civil aviation authority for 2004 show "Uzbekistan Airways" among the 12 busiest airlines operating from Israel. In 2004 the company flew 32,983 passengers and experienced the highest number of passengers per flight

In January 2005 import of goods (excluding diamonds) totaled $2.8 billion, export of goods (excluding diamonds) totaled $2.0 billion and the trade deficit (excluding diamonds) totaled $0.8 billion

Uzbekistan Airways will add, beginning of December, a weekly flight from Tashkent Airport to Shanghai thus increasing the capacity as well as the frequency of flights to mainland China for the benefit of Israeli exporters who use Uzbekistan Airways to rea

Uzbekistan Airways added, beginning of November, a weekly flight from Ben Gurion Airport to Tashkent thus increasing the capacity as well as the frequency for the benefit of Israeli exporters who use Uzbekistan Airways to reach CIS and Far Eastern destina

Mr. Dov Rapaport director general of "R.P.A. PORT Air Services" said that the freight services offered by Uzbekistan Airways to the Israeli exporting community is rapidly growing not only due to the wide range of destinations served by the airline but als

Press release issued by the Civil Aviation Authority ( CAA ) shows that during the first half of 2004 cargo movements at Ben-Gurion airport increased by 11% compared to same period last year