Air India has once again postponed its return to Israel, now targeting September 30, according to a report by Israeli journalist Dean Fisher (Channel 12). The airline had previously suspended flights to Israel amid regional security concerns.
The postponement follows a previous suspension by Air India, which had halted flights to Israel amid the broader security situation. The new target date of September 30 extends the absence of the Indian carrier from the Israeli market. The Zioneer has reported similar extensions by Air France, Air Canada, Austrian Airlines, and TAP Air Portugal in recent weeks, reflecting a sustained caution among international carriers regarding the regional security environment. No further details on the decision or factors were provided in the report.
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