Swiss International Air Lines has already resumed operations, KLM is set to return at the end of August, and United and Delta plan September flights. Despite the increased supply, ticket prices have not dropped, according to Israeli media reports.
Swiss International Air Lines has resumed operations, KLM is scheduled to return by the end of August, and United Airlines and Delta Air Lines plan to resume flights in September, according to reports. The latest update adds to the steady restoration of international air connectivity to Israel. The Zioneer previously reported on Wizz Air’s return in early June, Lufthansa Group’s expanded flights in July and August, and KLM's official return announcement for August 25. United Airlines had set a September 8 return date, as reported by journalist Dean Fisher (N12). Despite the growing number of carriers resuming service, ticket prices have not yet dropped, according to reports.
- DevelopingLufthansa Group to expand Israel flights in August, including Swiss resuming service
- DevelopingDelta Air Lines reportedly to resume Israel flights with Tel Aviv–New York route
- DevelopingWizz Air announces return to Israel operations starting tomorrow
- DevelopingUnited Airlines to resume Israel flights on September 8, Dean Fisher reports
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