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TheMarkerEconomy

Dubai Flight Halt After Hijacking Attempt May Raise Airfares

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Flights through Dubai have been suspended following an attempted hijacking, halting expected post-holiday price drops and causing short-term increases. Travel agents report increased demand for Israeli airlines as travelers grow cautious about flying via the Emirates. The flight suspension is expected to lead to higher airfares to the East if not resolved soon.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • A Dubai flight suspension after a hijacking attempt has increased airfares.
  • The halted flights were expected to lower prices after the holidays.
  • Travel agents see more demand for Israeli airlines due to traveler caution.
  • The flight suspension is an immediate blow to flight supply, impacting prices.
  • Airfares to the East may rise if Dubai flights do not resume.

A halt in flights through Dubai, following an attempted hijacking, has stopped the expected price decrease after the holidays and has led to short-term price increases. Travel agents are observing a growing demand for Israeli airlines, as Israelis are showing increased caution regarding flights through the Emirates. Ilan Shilo, VP of Marketing for the Holiday Lines Group, stated that airfares to the East will become more expensive if flights through Dubai do not resume. He added that the suspension of flights to the East via Dubai is an immediate blow to the flight supply, causing prices to spiral.

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