British Airways Israel Flights: Big Ben Ticks Again on the Way to Ben Gurion
British Airways Israel flights have resumed: last night it happened – after a long hiatus, British Airways resumed its direct route between London Heathrow and Ben Gurion Airport, bringing with it hope, an important connection, and a touch of British flair to the airport.
The first flight landed last night (between Saturday and Sunday), marking the return of one of the world’s leading flag carriers to operations with Israel. Currently, British Airways has resumed with a daily flight to Israel, and soon it will double to 2 daily flights. Beyond the renewal itself, this also opens a particularly convenient gateway to sought-after destinations in North America.
Convenient Connection to America – Via London
British Airways’ route between London and Israel allows for seamless connections to flights to the United States and Canada, including destinations such as New York, Miami, Chicago, Los Angeles, Toronto, and more. All this through a convenient transfer at Heathrow Airport – one of the largest and most advanced in Europe.
Don’t Forget: ETA UK
Before boarding a flight to London – it’s important to remember: Starting this year, an ETA UK form must be completed for every entry into the UK, even if it’s just a transit flight. The form is simple to fill out, but it must be completed in advance, otherwise boarding the flight will not be permitted. For all details on the ETA UK form
Why This Return Matters
The return of British Airways to Ben Gurion Airport is not just symbolic – it is part of a trend of international airlines returning to Israel, signaling the return of competition, reduced prices, and once again – the option to fly with a quality and experienced British service.
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