Israir Prepares Dubai Flights Amidst Evolving Aviation Regulations
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
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- Israir plans rescue flights from Dubai to Israel.
- Tickets will cost $299 one-way from Dubai to Tel Aviv.
- El Al and Arkia are also preparing to resume flights.
- Approvals are pending from Israeli security and aviation authorities.
- Regular service between Tel Aviv and Dubai is also planned.
Israeli airline Israir announced its preparations to operate rescue flights from Dubai to Israel, pending necessary approvals. This move follows similar announcements from El Al and Arkia, which are also gearing up to resume flights from Dubai starting Friday. Israir plans to offer tickets for these rescue flights at $299 one-way from Dubai to Tel Aviv.
Israir intends to operate two rescue flights from Dubai to Israel on Friday, provided all required authorizations are secured. Initially, these flights will be available for purchase from Dubai to Tel Aviv only. The airline is also making arrangements to restart regular service on the Tel Aviv-Dubai-Tel Aviv route, aiming for eight to ten weekly flights, contingent on obtaining the necessary permits.
The preparations by Israeli airlines come in the wake of an unusual incident involving a Flydubai flight to Israel, which triggered an ongoing investigation and led to adjustments in flight operations between Dubai and Israel. Israeli carriers are now awaiting the green light from relevant authorities to commence their rescue flight operations.
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