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Foreign Airlines Gradually Resume Flights to Israel's Ben Gurion Airport Foreign airlines are gradually resuming flights to Israel's Ben Gurion Airport after a long reduction, with many carriers returning since April and more scheduled for September, improving direct flight options for Israeli travelers.
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What happened 01 Foreign airlines have been steadily resuming flights to Ben Gurion Airport since April. 02 HiFly, Electra Airways, and FlyLili resumed early flights for Arkia during and after Operation "Roaring Lion." 03 Wizz Air restarted flights on May 28, followed by LOT, Austrian Airlines, and Bulgaria Air in June. 04 July and August saw returns from major carriers including Lufthansa, Air France, Swiss, and Condor. 05 American airlines Delta and United plan to resume New York routes in September, easing direct flight shortages. 06 Several airlines operate independently or on behalf of Israeli carriers, expanding flight options at Ben Gurion. Translated and summarized by baba from Behadrei Haredim , the latest report. Read Behadrei Haredim’s original The coverage
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