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Israir Launches New York Flights This September

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Hebrew · 14 newsrooms covering

Israeli airline Israir is launching a new direct route to New York, with the first flights scheduled to depart in mid-September. The airline will use two Airbus A330 aircraft for the service.

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  • Israir will begin selling tickets for its new New York route tonight.
  • The first flight from Tel Aviv to New York is set for September 15.
  • The return flight from New York to Israel is scheduled for September 17.
  • The airline will use two Airbus A330 wide-body aircraft.
  • This is Israir's first regular service to the United States.
Israir Launches New York Flights This September
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Israir will begin selling tickets for its new route to New York starting tonight, with the inaugural flight from Tel Aviv scheduled to depart on September 15th, approximately one week from now. This marks the airline's entry into regular service to the United States, utilizing two newly acquired and prepared Airbus A330 wide-body aircraft. The return flight from New York to Israel is slated for September 17th. The company stated that the deployment of these aircraft will be gradual as part of their integration into operations with the new wide-body fleet.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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