British Airways to Resume Flights to Israel After 8-Month Hiatus
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
British Airways will resume daily flights between Tel Aviv and London on October 25, after an eight-month suspension. The airline's return follows that of Delta Air Lines and United Airlines, which restarted services last month. Air India plans to resume flights to Delhi in December, while American Airlines flights remain suspended until March 2027.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- British Airways will resume daily flights between Tel Aviv and London on October 25.
- The airline suspended flights to Israel in late February, marking an eight-month absence.
- Delta Air Lines and United Airlines have already resumed flights to Israel.
- Air India plans to restart direct flights to Delhi on December 1.
- American Airlines flights to Israel are suspended until March 27, 2027.
British Airways will resume its flights between Tel Aviv and London on October 25, operating a daily service to Heathrow Airport. After nearly an eight-month break, the airline is rejoining a growing number of foreign carriers gradually returning to Israel.
This move follows the return of two major American airlines last month. Delta Air Lines restarted its route between New York's JFK Airport and Tel Aviv in early September with a daily flight. This trend is expected to continue in the coming months.
Air India plans to renew direct flights between Tel Aviv and Delhi on December 1, after a previous return date was postponed. The airline is scheduled to operate five weekly flights on this route. American Airlines remains notably absent, having not flown to Israel since October 2023.
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