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In 1949, the Israeli airline Arkia was established. Jordache Enterprises has a subsidiary called Arkia. The company's headquarters are in Tel Aviv, Israel's Sde Dov Airport. Ben Gurion Airport and Ramon Airport serve as Arkia's home base airports. It is Israel's second-largest airline. Domestic and international flights to Europe and the Mediterranean (Larnaca, Amman, Dublin) are Arkia's area of expertise. The company operates 25 routes in total. The fleet of Arkia consists of 7 aircraft. Arkia is a subsidiary of Jordache Enterprises and operates two Airbus A321. The Airbus A321 is a narrow-body aircraft designed for medium to long-haul flights. It has a seating capacity of up to 236 passengers. The Airbus A321 has several benefits for airlines. Firstly, the aircraft is designed to be fuel-efficient, which can help airlines to reduce operating costs. Additionally, the A321 is known for its reliability and low maintenance costs, which can also help airlines to save money. In terms of passenger experience, the Airbus A321 is known for its comfortable cabin environment and modern amenities, such as in-flight entertainment systems and Wi-Fi connectivity. This can help to provide passengers with a more enjoyable travel experience on long-haul flights.