Airport Authority Sides With El Al in Lawsuit Over War-Time Fares

The Israel Airports Authority has taken a stance in a lawsuit concerning alleged excessive airfares charged by El Al during wartime, siding with the airline. The lawsuit, which seeks over a billion shekels, centers on El Al's pricing during periods of conflict. The Airports Authority's decision to support El Al is a significant development in the legal battle.

Details regarding the specific wartime periods and the exact nature of the alleged fare hikes were not fully elaborated in the provided text. However, the context suggests a significant financial dispute impacting consumers who flew with El Al during these sensitive times.

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