Major airliners set to resume flights to Israel - Many airliners suspended Israeli flights due to rising tensions during the ...

Fast Forward Ryanair says flight attendant ‘mistakenly’ called destination ‘Palestine’ on flight to Tel Aviv The Irish airline did not apologize after Israeli passengers complained to ...

Ryanair says to resume flights to Tel Aviv on Feb 1 in reduced schedule. By Reuters. January 18, 2024 12:46 PM UTC Updated January 18, 2024 Ryanair aircraft Boeing 737-8AS lands at ...

A Ryanair plane bound for Rome takes off from Brussels, Belgium, on May 18, 2023. The airline recently defended a flight attendant who said Tel Aviv was located in "Palestine." ...

In total, Ryanair’s network out of Tel Aviv will include 23 destinations in June, comprised of 76 weekly flights to various airports across Europe, per Cirium’s Diio Mi data. 2,600 routes ...

Low-cost airline nixes flights, while Israel prepares Ben Gurion Airport to meet increased passenger traffic in coming months ...

Ryanair boss Eddie Wilson has apologised after a flight attendant said that Tel Aviv was in Palestine, causing an angry backlash from Israeli passengers. A row broke out after a Ryanair cabin crew ...

Ryanair has canceled flights for Tel Aviv, Israel, from Feb. 27, citing the closure of Ben Gurion International Airport’s low-cost terminal as the reason for its change of plan, ...

Several airlines around the globe, including British Airways and Ryanair, have suspended flights to Tel Aviv after a missile strike near Israel’s Ben Gurion airport.. Flights have been halted to ...

Airlines such as Lufthansa, Swiss, Austrian and Aegean have resumed flights to Tel Aviv. Air France and Ryanair are slated to restart this week and next week. In 2023, 3 million tourists visited ...

Ryanair says it will resume flights to and from Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion International Airport (TLV) beginning June 3 following the announcement that Terminal 1 will reopen.

Ryanair subsequently suspended its flights to Tel Aviv on 27 February, just four weeks after restarting them, and insisted they would remain so until Terminal 1 became available.