Delta Air Lines is planning to resume flights between Tel Aviv and New York, according to a report. The carrier would join a growing list of foreign airlines returning to Israel, though no specific date for the restart was given.
A report indicates Delta Air Lines intends to resume flights between Tel Aviv and New York, adding another major US carrier to Israel’s recovering aviation network. No timeline for the restart has been reported.
The news comes as several foreign airlines have already announced or resumed service to Israel in recent months. Air France restarted its Paris–Tel Aviv route in July, United Airlines set a September 8 return, KLM is due back on August 25, and Hainan Airlines plans to resume flights to Beijing and Shenzhen, as The Zioneer has covered. Delta’s potential return would extend the trend of major international carriers restoring connections to Ben Gurion Airport.
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