British Airways to Resume Flights to Israel in October
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
British Airways will resume daily flights between Tel Aviv and London starting October 25, after suspending operations during Operation "Guardian of the Walls." This return follows previous postponements and brings the airline in line with Delta Air Lines and United Airlines, which also recently resumed flights. Air India is also set to restart its Tel Aviv-Delhi route on December 1.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- British Airways will resume daily flights between Tel Aviv and London on October 25.
- The airline had suspended operations during Operation "Guardian of the Walls."
- Delta Air Lines and United Airlines already resumed flights to Israel last month.
- Air India plans to restart its Tel Aviv-Delhi route on December 1.
- Air India will operate five weekly flights between Tel Aviv and Delhi.
British Airways will resume flights from Israel on October 25, operating a daily service between Tel Aviv and London. The airline had suspended its operations in Israel during Operation "Guardian of the Walls" and had not returned until now. The resumption of flights follows several postponements and marks a significant return for the carrier.
British Airways joins Delta Air Lines and United Airlines, which restarted their flights to Israel last month after a previous suspension. Additionally, Air India is expected to recommence its operations to Israel on December 1, with direct flights between Tel Aviv and Delhi. Air India plans to operate five weekly flights on this route.
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