Airlines
These are US airlines that have suspended flights to Israel until early December
Following the weekend, attack by the Palestinian group Hamas, several airlines have halted or canceled flights to Israel. In response to the Hamas attack, Israel has begun a military offensive in Gaza, killing almost 1,600 people on both sides.
American Airlines is the most recent airline to extend flight cuts as Israeli officials have warned of a protracted battle, and it won’t fly to Tel Aviv again until at least December 5.
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Due to several airlines suspending or drastically reducing their schedules, there is now less air service into and out of the country. Delta Air Lines announced Monday that it will suspend flights to Tel Aviv until the end of the month.
United Airlines has stated that its flights to Tel Aviv will be suspended “until conditions allow them to resume.” El Al, an Israeli airline, continues to travel between the United States and Israel.
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Additionally, Amid the conflict, airlines in Europe and Asia took various measures to address the situation. They postponed flights and offered refunds, while also waiving rebooking fees for travelers affected by the disruptions.
Following consultations with both the French and Israeli governments, Air France made the decision to halt its operations in Tel Aviv “until further notice.” Furthermore, several other airlines, including Aegean Airlines, Air Canada, Air India, Lufthansa, EasyJet, Korean Air, Cathay Pacific, Finnair, Korean Air, and Turkish Airlines, also canceled their flights to and from Tel Aviv in response to the ongoing circumstances.
