British Airways to resume daily London–Tel Aviv service in October

British Airways to resume daily London–Tel Aviv service in October
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British Airways plans to restart daily flights between London Heathrow and Ben Gurion Airport, with the first outbound flight scheduled for the evening of 25 October and the first return flight on 26 October.

Service resumption details

British Airways expects to resume daily London–Tel Aviv flights on 25 October, with the first flight from London Heathrow to Ben Gurion departing in the evening of that day. The first return flight from Israel to London is scheduled for 26 October.

The airline suspended its Israel service at the end of February.

Other carriers

Delta Air Lines resumed daily service between New York JFK and Tel Aviv in early September, and United Airlines returned on 8 September operating two daily flights between Newark Liberty and Ben Gurion. Air India plans to restart direct flights between Delhi and Tel Aviv on 1 December, with five flights per week.

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