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United Airlines Resumes Daily Flights to Israel as Multiple Airlines Expand Services
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 51 minutes ago
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United Airlines will restart two daily flights between Newark and Tel Aviv in September, joining other airlines expanding service to Israel. KLM resumes Amsterdam flights in August with a stop in Cyprus, Israir seeks approval for New York flights, and Lufthansa Group plans up to 67 weekly flights during the holiday season.
- 01United Airlines resumes two daily Newark-Tel Aviv flights starting September 8.
- 02KLM restarts Tel Aviv-Amsterdam route on August 25 with a stop in Larnaca, Cyprus.
- 03Israir receives preliminary approval to operate flights to New York, plans FAA application in August.
- 04Lufthansa Group expands to up to 67 weekly flights at Ben Gurion Airport in September.
- 05These expansions increase competition and seat availability on key international routes to Israel.
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