British Airways and Iberia Express to Resume Flights to Israel
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British Airways and Iberia Express are set to resume flights to Israel on October 25 after suspending them due to the war. The airlines will operate routes to London and Madrid, respectively, offering more travel options for Israelis.
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- British Airways and Iberia Express will resume flights to Israel on October 25.
- The airlines suspended operations following the war's outbreak.
- Flights will connect Tel Aviv to London and Madrid.
- This offers more travel options for Israeli passengers.
- The return date is subject to last-minute changes.
Two major airlines, British Airways and Iberia Express, are expected to resume flights to Israel's Ben Gurion Airport on October 25. The airlines had suspended their operations in Israel following the outbreak of the war.
Iberia Express will reintroduce its route between Tel Aviv and Madrid, while British Airways will return to the Tel Aviv-London route. This marks a significant development for Israeli travelers, offering more options to key European destinations.
The return of these carriers comes as other foreign airlines are also reassessing and resuming their operations to Israel, adapting their schedules based on evolving circumstances. While the October 25 date is anticipated, it remains subject to last-minute changes or developments.
Both airlines had ceased flights to Israel after the Iranian attack. This resumption provides a welcome boost to air travel options, particularly as El Al recently announced an expansion of its flights to London.
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