Air Haifa Postpones Launch of Paphos Flights to May 1, 2025
Passengers Can Opt for Larnaca Flights or Full Refund
Air Haifa, the northern airline, announced a delay on Monday, March 24, 2025. The airline’s new Haifa–Paphos route will no longer launch on April 3 as planned. Instead, flights will begin on May 1, 2025. The airline cited operational constraints beyond its control.
Passengers who booked flights between Haifa and Paphos from April 3 to April 30, 2025 will be moved automatically. Their flights will now run on the Haifa–Larnaca route instead. Air Haifa will contact each affected passenger directly with new booking details. In addition, updated information will appear in the personal area on the company’s website.
To ease the inconvenience, Air Haifa will offer full refunds to anyone who cancels. Alternatively, passengers who switch to a Larnaca flight will receive compensation. Round-trip tickets earn a $30 credit, while one-way tickets earn $15.
“We sincerely apologize to our Paphos passengers for this disruption,” said Dana Rubin, Vice President of Customer Experience at Air Haifa. “It was beyond our control, and passenger safety remains our top priority. We’re working to make this transition as smooth as possible.”
According to the company, the Haifa–Paphos route will officially launch on May 1, 2025. It will operate daily, based on details published on Air Haifa’s website.
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