British Airways Resumes Flights to Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
British Airways will resume flights to Israel on October 25, operating one daily service between London Heathrow and Ben Gurion International Airport. The airline had suspended flights in late February due to security concerns and postponed its return multiple times. Tickets are now on sale, with round-trip fares starting at $513 without baggage. This resumption is expected to ease air travel between the UK and Israel.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- British Airways will resume flights to Israel on October 25.
- The airline will operate one daily flight between London Heathrow and Ben Gurion Airport.
- Flights were suspended in late February due to security concerns.
- Tickets are now available for purchase on the company's website.
- Round-trip fares start at $513 without checked baggage.
British Airways has announced it will resume flights to Israel starting October 25, according to company management. The airline plans to operate one daily flight between London Heathrow and Ben Gurion International Airport. The inaugural flight from London is scheduled to depart on the evening of October 25, with the return flight from Tel Aviv to London departing the following morning. British Airways was among the most prominent international carriers that had not yet returned to the Israeli market, having suspended its flights in late February. The company had postponed its return several times due to security concerns. Tickets for the new flights are now available for purchase on the airline's official website. A round-trip ticket from Tel Aviv to London, departing October 26 and returning November 1, was priced starting at $513 for a ticket without checked baggage, and from $601 with baggage included. The return of the British carrier is expected to significantly improve air travel between the two countries.
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