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Air Haifa Launches Eilat Route from Ben Airport

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Air Haifa Launches New Domestic Route Between Ben Gurion Airport and Eilat

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Arabic · 18 newsrooms covering

Air Haifa has launched a new domestic flight route connecting Ben Gurion Airport and Eilat, with flights beginning October 25th. Introductory one-way fares start at 79 shekels, and tickets are now available for booking. The airline, founded two years ago to increase travel options, will use ATR 72-600 aircraft for the approximately one-hour flights.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Air Haifa is launching a new flight route between Ben Gurion Airport and Eilat starting October 25th.
  • Introductory one-way fares for the new route will begin at 79 Israeli shekels.
  • Ticket bookings for the new Air Haifa service are now open.
  • The flights will operate from Terminal 1 at Ben Gurion Airport.
  • The flight duration between Ben Gurion Airport and Eilat is approximately one hour.
Air Haifa Launches New Domestic Route Between Ben Gurion Airport and Eilat
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Air Haifa announced the launch of a new domestic flight route connecting Ben Gurion Airport (TLV) near Tel Aviv with Eilat, Israel's southern resort city. The new service is set to commence on October 25th, with introductory fares starting at 79 Israeli shekels for a one-way ticket. Ticket bookings for the route are now open. Flights will operate from Terminal 1 at Ben Gurion Airport using Air Haifa's ATR 72-600 aircraft. The flight duration is approximately one hour each way.

Miki Strassburger, a co-founder of Air Haifa, stated that the airline was established two years ago with the aim of expanding air travel options for the Israeli public. He described the new Ben Gurion-Eilat route as an additional step towards achieving this goal.

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