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Sun d'Or Launches Winter Flight Schedule Including New Direct Service to Verona Sun d'Or, part of El Al, launches its winter 2026 flight schedule with 12 destinations, including new direct flights to Verona, Italy, starting October 25. The airline offers affordable fares and access to ski resorts and cultural sites, with tickets available online and through agents.
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What happened 01 Sun d'Or launches winter flights starting October 2026 with 12 destinations including Verona. 02 New direct flights to Verona operate twice weekly with introductory fares from $299 round-trip. 03 Verona offers cultural attractions and proximity to ski resorts and Lake Garda. 04 Other winter destinations include Cyprus, Georgia, Albania, Moldova, Serbia, Poland, Austria, and France. 05 Tickets available via El Al's website and travel agents; frequent flyer points can be earned and redeemed. 06 CEO Gal Gershon emphasizes affordable ski access and diverse vacation options for Israeli travelers. Translated and summarized by baba from N12 , the latest report. Read N12’s original The coverage
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