British Airways Resumes Flights to Israel Starting October 25
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
British Airways will resume flights to Israel on October 25, operating one daily service between London Heathrow and Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport. The airline had suspended operations in late February and is now the latest major carrier to return. Ticket prices for a round trip in late October start at $513 without luggage.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- British Airways will resume flights to Israel on October 25.
- The airline will operate one daily flight between London Heathrow and Tel Aviv.
- Flights were suspended in late February and postponed multiple times.
- Tickets for a round trip in late October start at $513 without luggage.
British Airways announced it will resume flights to Israel on October 25. The airline will operate one daily flight between London Heathrow Airport and Ben Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv. The first flight from London is scheduled to depart on the evening of October 25, with the return flight from Tel Aviv departing the following morning. British Airways was one of the most prominent airlines that had not yet returned to Israel. The company suspended its flights in late February and had postponed its return date several times. The airline's website listed round-trip tickets from Tel Aviv to London for October 26 to November 1 starting at $513 without luggage and $601 with luggage.
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