El Al Israel Airlines Ltd (TASE: ELAL), exchanging as El Al, is the banner bearer of Israel. Since its inaugural flight from Geneva to Tel Aviv in September 1948, the aircraft has developed to serve somewhere in the range of 45 destinations, working booked local and universal administrations and payload flights to Europe, North America, Africa and the Near and Far East from its principle base in Ben Gurion International Airport.

El Al on a basic level offers just genuine in-flight suppers and does not fly travelers on the Jewish Sabbath or religious occasions.

Central station

El Al's central station are situated on the grounds of Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv District, Israel, close Lod

It is the main business carrier to outfit its planes with rocket safeguard frameworks, and is viewed as one of the world's most secure aircrafts, on account of its stringent security methods, both on the ground and on load up its air ship.

As Israel's national carrier, El Al has assumed a critical part in philanthropic salvage endeavors, carrying Jews from different nations to Israel, setting the world record for the most travelers on a business flying machine (single plane record of 1,122 travelers) by Operation Solomon when 14,500 Jewish exiles were transported from Ethiopia in 1991.

In 2012, El Al worked an all-Boeing armada of 38 flying machine, flying more than 4 million travelers, and utilized a staff of 6,056 universally. The organization's incomes for 2011 developed to $2.4 billion, totalling misfortunes of $49.4 million contrasted with a benefit of $57 million in 2010.

Business patterns

The key patterns for El Al Israel Airlines Ltd. are demonstrated as follows