Sun D'Or Postpones Marrakech Flights Amid Security Concerns
Translated & summarized from Calcalist by baba
Israeli airline Sun D'Or has postponed its new route to Marrakech, Morocco, originally set to launch November 16. The decision, announced by parent company El Al, cancels flights until December 15 due to security concerns. Other Israeli airlines, Arkia and Israir, have also suspended or canceled flights to the city, citing security agency demands and updated directives following a recent aircraft hijacking attempt.
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- Sun D'Or postponed its new route to Marrakech, Morocco, originally scheduled for November 16.
- El Al, Sun D'Or's parent company, announced the flight cancellations until December 15.
- Arkia Airlines also halted ticket sales to Marrakech due to security agency demands.
- Israir Airlines previously suspended flights to Marrakech over updated security directives.
- Passengers can receive refunds or credit vouchers for canceled flights.
Israeli airline Sun D'Or has postponed the launch of its route to Marrakech, Morocco, which was originally scheduled for November 16. The decision was announced by its parent company, El Al. This move follows a similar announcement by Arkia Airlines, which halted ticket sales to Marrakech due to security agency demands. El Al stated that flights to Marrakech are currently canceled until December 15. Passengers affected by the cancellations can opt for a full refund or a credit voucher for future use. El Al is also offering free flight changes to other El Al or Sun D'Or destinations in Europe. The announcement from El Al is not surprising, as Israir Airlines had previously announced a suspension of its flights to Marrakech. This decision by Israir was attributed to changes in security directives following an attempted hijacking of a Flydubai aircraft on September 29, en route from Dubai to Israel.
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