Who Has Returned to Israel and Who Is Still Canceling? Update on Flight Cancellations to Israel – 13.5
Following the security tensions and the missile launched from Yemen towards Israel, many airlines worldwide have altered their flight policies to Ben Gurion Airport. Some are beginning to return, while others are extending the suspension period. So, what is the current situation?
The information is accurate at the time of publication and may change at any moment by the airlines. If you have a flight with one of the foreign airlines, you should check directly with the airline.
✈️ Returning to Israel:
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Air Europa – has already resumed its flights to Israel. An encouraging sign that other airlines might follow suit.
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Ethiopian Airlines – has returned to partial operations.
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Lufthansa Group – will resume flights to Israel starting May 19, but without night flights.
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Wizz Air – will resume flights to Israel starting May 15.
❌ Airlines Not Yet Returning:
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Aegean – Flights canceled until May 16.
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LOT Polish Airlines – Flights canceled until May 18.
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United Airlines – Canceling until June 13.
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ITA (Italy) – Flights canceled until May 19.
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Delta – Flights canceled until May 19.
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Air Baltic – Flights canceled until May 20.
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Air France – Flights canceled until May 20.
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Ryanair – Flights canceled until May 21.
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Iberia Express – Flights canceled until May 31.
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British Airways – Flights canceled until June 14.
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Air India – Canceling until September 1.
- Air Canada – Canceling until September 8.
- Transavia – Canceling until May 16.
✈️ Bottom Line:
The aviation market to Israel is beginning to show signs of recovery, but the path is still long. The return of Air Europa and the partial return of Ethiopian and Lufthansa are positive developments. Meanwhile, there are still many airlines that prefer to wait before resuming operations. If you have a flight soon, it is important to check directly with the airline for the updated status.
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