Welcome Back to Israel: IAA’s Campaign for International Airlines Resuming Operations at Ben Gurion Airport
In recent days, many international airlines returning to Israel have announced their comeback to operations at Ben Gurion Airport. This follows improvements in the security situation and ceasefires in the north and south. Among the airlines returning to Israel are Air France, Transavia, Lufthansa, Austrian, Swiss, Eurowings, ITA, Brussels Airlines, Air India, Air Baltic, and more.
IAA’s Unique Campaign for the Return of Airlines
The Israel Airports Authority (IAA) has launched a special campaign titled “Welcome Back to Israel,” aiming to greet international airlines and their crews upon their return to operations in Israel. This campaign is displayed on duty-free screens at Ben Gurion Airport and is customized for each airline. As part of the campaign, a “Welcome Back” message appears in English and the national language of the airline, such as French, German, Italian, Hindi, Latvian, and more. Each airline receives a warm welcome on the day it resumes operations in Israel. So far, Air France was the first airline to resume operations and receive the IAA’s greeting, landing in Israel last Saturday. Following that, today, Transavia also returns to Ben Gurion Airport and receives a similar welcome. Join our WhatsApp group for updates
Preparing for an Increase in Passenger Numbers
The Israel Airports Authority continues to prepare for the expected increase in passenger numbers with the return of international airlines. Alongside the “Welcome Back” campaign, the IAA is also conducting an intensive digital campaign to recruit employees, with a focus on security and operational staff. The gradual return of international airlines to Israel marks another step towards normalcy, indicating an improvement in the overall situation and forecasts for the aviation industry’s full return soon.
Full IAA Statement
IAA Spokesperson: Welcome Back to Israel – IAA’s campaign for the return of international airlines to Ben Gurion Airport. In recent days, many international airlines have announced their return to Ben Gurion Airport. These include Air France, Transavia, Lufthansa, Austrian, Swiss, Eurowings, ITA, Brussels Airlines, Air India, Air Baltic, and more. This follows improvements in the security situation and ceasefires in the north and south. To mark their return, the Israel Airports Authority has launched a unique campaign greeting international airlines and their returning crews to Israel. The campaign, displayed on duty-free screens at Ben Gurion Airport, highlights each airline’s return, including a “Welcome Back” message in English and the airline’s national language: French, German, Italian, Hindi, Latvian, and more. The campaign, tailored for each airline, will be launched on the day of their arrival. The first airline to receive the IAA’s warm welcome was Air France, which resumed operations in Israel last Saturday. The second is Transavia, returning to Ben Gurion Airport today. The IAA continues to prepare for the future and the expected increase in passenger numbers. Alongside the “Welcome Back” campaign, the IAA continues its intensive digital campaign to recruit employees, focusing on security and operational staff. Join our WhatsApp group for updates Flight Hunter
