Arkia Embraer E195 aircraftArkia

The 1949 founding year of the Israeli airline Arkia. Jordache Enterprises' subsidiary Arkia. The company's headquarters are in Israel's Sde Dov Airport in Tel Aviv. Airports serving Arkia's home base include Ben Gurion and Ramon. In Israel, it is the second-largest airline. Flights to Europe and the Mediterranean (Larnaca, Amman, Dublin) are Arkia's primary domestic and international destinations. The business operates 25 routes altogether. Seven aircraft make up Arkia's fleet. Arkia uses three Embraer E195 aircraft for operations. Depending on the configuration selected by the airline using the aircraft, the Embraer E195 regional jet can normally accommodate up to 120 passengers. The Embraer E195 is a regional jet with a normal range of about 2,200 nautical miles (4,074 km) and a cruising speed of about 475 knots (880 km/h) that is intended for shorter to medium-length flights. Efficiency, dependability, and comfort are some of the advantages of the Embraer E195, which also has amenities like a roomy interior design, big windows, and overhead storage compartments.