Nová mírová smlouva mezi Izraelem a UAE a její dopady

Abstract

The new peace agreement between Israel and the United Arab Emirates is a whole completely new world to the civil aviation industry in Israel particularly. With the peace agreement comes many benefits such as a whole new destination for airline companies to create routes. A new layover destination especially from Israel to the eastern countries such as Thailand, Vietnam, Japan and others. Also, another benefit from the peace agreement is the ability of Israeli planes to fly over the territory of Saudia Arabia shortening the flight time to the east, reducing fuel costs, reducing the time of service of pilots and crew members and many other benefits. In contrast, even if the 2 countries signed the peace agreement, other geopolitical actions may affect the relations. For instance, Iron Swords war causes a significant reduction of airline transportation between the countries and between the rest of the world to Israel in even greater reduction. Therefor the work is focused to present Israel’s civil aviation industry. For the second part we focus on searching how Israelis would prefer to travel in times of war and what steps do foreign airline companies will be suggested to make for which they will be able to attract Israeli travellers.

The new peace agreement between Israel and the United Arab Emirates is a whole completely new world to the civil aviation industry in Israel particularly. With the peace agreement comes many benefits such as a whole new destination for airline companies to create routes. A new layover destination especially from Israel to the eastern countries such as Thailand, Vietnam, Japan and others. Also, another benefit from the peace agreement is the ability of Israeli planes to fly over the territory of Saudia Arabia shortening the flight time to the east, reducing fuel costs, reducing the time of service of pilots and crew members and many other benefits. In contrast, even if the 2 countries signed the peace agreement, other geopolitical actions may affect the relations. For instance, Iron Swords war causes a significant reduction of airline transportation between the countries and between the rest of the world to Israel in even greater reduction. Therefor the work is focused to present Israel’s civil aviation industry. For the second part we focus on searching how Israelis would prefer to travel in times of war and what steps do foreign airline companies will be suggested to make for which they will be able to attract Israeli travellers.