Israir Launches Direct Flights Between Israel and Madrid
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Israeli airline Israir has launched direct flights between Tel Aviv and Madrid, operating three times a week. The inaugural flight took off on Sunday, October 26, 2026, from Ben Gurion Airport. Introductory round-trip fares start at $328 for October and $420 for November. This expansion aims to boost travel options and competition for the popular Spanish destination.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israir launched direct flights between Tel Aviv and Madrid on October 26, 2026.
- The airline will operate three flights per week on the new route.
- Introductory round-trip fares start at $328 for October and $420 for November.
- Madrid is a popular European destination for Israeli travelers.
- The new route is expected to increase competition and travel options.
Israeli airline Israir has inaugurated direct flights connecting Tel Aviv and Madrid, expanding travel options for Israelis to Europe. The inaugural flight departed from Ben Gurion International Airport to the Spanish capital on Sunday, October 26, 2026. The new route will operate three times weekly, with departures on Sundays, Mondays, and Thursdays. Flights leave Israel in the morning, and return flights from Madrid-Barajas Airport are scheduled for around 8:00 PM. Madrid is a popular destination for Israelis, attracting visitors with its cultural heritage, museums, cuisine, and major sporting events. The city's infrastructure supports extensive urban tourism without the need for a rental car. Israir is offering introductory fares starting at $328 for round-trip tickets in October and $420 for November, with final prices varying based on dates, demand, and availability. Travel industry professionals advise passengers to review fare conditions, baggage allowances, and included services before booking to understand total travel costs. This new route is expected to increase competition and offer more choices for both business and leisure travel to Spain.
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