Air India Resumes Flights to Israel After Security Suspension
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
Air India will resume its Tel Aviv-Delhi flights starting December 1st, operating five weekly services. The route was previously canceled in February due to security concerns following the escalation of tensions with Iran.
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- Air India resumes Tel Aviv-Delhi flights December 1st.
- Five weekly flights will operate using Boeing 777s.
- Flights were previously canceled in February due to security.
- The resumption offers onward travel to Southeast Asia.
Indian carrier Air India announced on Monday the resumption of its Tel Aviv-Delhi route, commencing December 1st. The airline will operate five weekly flights using Boeing 777 aircraft, with a flight duration of approximately seven hours.
Air India had previously planned to restart its flights to Tel Aviv in March 2025. However, these plans were canceled in February following the escalation of tensions with Iran. The airline's return signifies not only the reestablishment of direct flights between Israel and India but also offers onward connections from Delhi to various destinations in Southeast Asia and the Pacific.
The resumption of services is seen as a positive development for travelers and potentially reflects a stabilization of the security situation, allowing for the return of commercial air travel on this route.
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