Israir Launches New Route to Madrid with Special Fares
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
Israeli airline Israir has launched a new direct route to Madrid, Spain, with three weekly flights and special introductory fares starting at $328 for October travel. The launch coincides with a broader expansion of international flights at Ben Gurion Airport, including the return of British Airways and Iberia Express, and increased services to the US by El Al and United Airlines.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israir launched a new direct route from Tel Aviv to Madrid, Spain.
- The airline will operate three weekly flights on Sundays, Mondays, and Thursdays.
- Special round-trip fares start at $328 for October and $420 for November.
- Ben Gurion Airport is seeing increased international flights from multiple airlines.
- British Airways, Iberia Express, El Al, and United Airlines are all expanding services.
Israeli airline Israir has officially launched a new direct route connecting Tel Aviv with Madrid, the capital of Spain. To celebrate the new service, the company is offering special promotional fares for round-trip tickets. The airline plans to operate three weekly flights on Sundays, Mondays, and Thursdays. Departures from Ben Gurion Airport are scheduled for the morning, with return flights from Madrid departing at 8:00 PM. The inaugural flight departed at 2:15 PM.
Ticket prices for travel in October start at $328 USD for a round trip, while November travel begins at $420 USD. This expansion of Israir's network follows a broader increase in international air travel to and from Israel.
On October 25th, Ben Gurion Airport is expanding its international flight operations. British Airways is resuming daily flights between Tel Aviv and London Heathrow, with the first flight from London arriving on October 25th and the return from Israel on the morning of October 26th. Iberia Express is also returning to the Israeli market on October 25th, resuming daily flights between Tel Aviv and Madrid after a hiatus of over two years, previously suspended due to security concerns.
Flights to the United States are also increasing. El Al will restart direct flights to San Francisco on October 25th after a six-year break. United Airlines will bring back its Chicago route on October 26th and resume flights to Washington three times a week starting October 28th. Domestically, Air Haifa is launching a new route between Ben Gurion Airport and Eilat, with two flights scheduled for October 25th at 11:20 AM and 5:45 PM, using ATR 72-600 aircraft for the approximately one-hour journey.
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