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Ben Gurion Airport to See Major Schedule Changes Starting November
Ben Gurion Airport will implement major changes to its international flight schedules starting in November as part of the winter timetable. Wizz Air will reduce flights to several European destinations but increase services to London, while Lufthansa Group carriers will adjust frequencies.
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- 01Ben Gurion Airport's international flight schedules will undergo significant changes starting November 1.
- 02Wizz Air will reduce flights to European cities like Larnaca and Catania but increase services to London.
- 03United Airlines will expand its US routes, adding flights to Newark, Chicago, and Washington.
- 04Lufthansa Group airlines will adjust flight frequencies to various European destinations.
- 05Air Canada and Air India are scheduled to resume flights to Israel in late November and early December.
- 06Iberia and British Airways have already resumed flights to Ben Gurion Airport this week.
United Airlines will significantly expand its US routes, adding flights to Newark, Chicago, and Washington. Delta and KLM will also modify their schedules, and Air Canada and Air India are set to resume operations in late November and early December, respectively.
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