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Israir Adds Direct Flights From Tel Aviv to Bangkok

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Israeli airline Israir is adding a new direct flight from Tel Aviv to Bangkok, Thailand, starting October 14. The flight will depart Ben Gurion Airport in the morning and arrive in Bangkok that evening, with return flights leaving late at night. One-way tickets will cost around $549, and business class seats will be $1,300.

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  • Israir is adding a new direct flight from Tel Aviv to Bangkok, Thailand.
  • The new flights will begin on October 14.
  • One-way tickets are priced at approximately $549.
  • Business class tickets for the route cost $1,300.
  • This expands Israir's service to Bangkok, launched nearly a year ago.

Israeli airline Israir announced it is expanding its direct flight route from Tel Aviv to Bangkok, Thailand. Starting October 14, the company will add another direct flight on the Tel Aviv-Bangkok line. Flight IZ591 is scheduled to depart from Ben Gurion Airport at 6:00 AM, arriving in Bangkok at 9:35 PM local time. The return flight, IZ592, will leave Bangkok at 11:55 PM and arrive in Israel at 6:45 AM the following morning. The one-way fare for the new flight is approximately $549 per person, with business class tickets priced at $1,300 per person. This expansion comes nearly a year after Israir first launched its direct route between Ben Gurion Airport and the Thai capital.

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