Senior Israel Airports Authority officials said Friday they are not aware of any intention to cancel flights, in response to the US Embassy's announcement, according to Din Fisher (N12).
Senior Israel Airports Authority (IAA) officials told N12 on Friday that they are not aware of any plans to cancel flights, responding to an announcement by the US Embassy in Israel. The denial comes amid weeks of uncertainty over flight operations to Israel, with several international carriers having suspended or reduced service due to the security situation. The IAA has previously denied similar rumors, including a statement by Chairman Yiftach Ron-Tal on July 22, as The Zioneer reported.
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