After an absence of approximately five months, Canada’s national airline, Air Canada, will resume its Tel Aviv-Toronto route starting tomorrow (Thursday), with a regular daily flight from Ben Gurion Airport.
The return to Israel coincides with the airline’s service refresh, during which it was announced that economy class passengers will now enjoy complimentary wine and beer on all Air Canada flights, making it the only traditional airline in North America offering free alcohol in economy class. Additionally, unique Canadian snacks will be served. This initiative aims to enhance passenger experience and address criticism the airline has faced in recent years regarding service and baggage fees.
Wave of Returns to Israel: British Airways, Iberia, and SAS Also Resume Flights
Air Canada is not the only airline renewing its operations in Israel this coming month. British Airways and Iberia Express will also resume flights to Ben Gurion Airport starting on October 26. Both airlines will operate regular daily flights to London and Madrid, respectively.
On the same date, Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) will join the celebration by reopening its route between Copenhagen and Tel Aviv for the first time since 2015. The airline announced its intention to resume operations in Israel back in August, and now it’s happening: three weekly flights will be operated on the route, after nearly a decade-long hiatus.
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