German carrier Condor announced it plans to resume its Frankfurt–Tel Aviv route in August 2026, citing restored demand, according to Israeli media reports.
German leisure airline Condor announced plans to resume its Frankfurt–Tel Aviv route in August 2026, according to reports posted on Israeli channel N12. The carrier suspended flights to Israel after the October 7, 2023, attack and subsequent war. Condor's decision joins a growing list of foreign airlines restoring service to Ben Gurion Airport as security conditions stabilize. The exact date and frequency of the resumed line have not yet been specified.
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