The Italian airline ITA Airways has canceled its flights to Israel for Sunday, July 26, according to an airline announcement. The move follows the carrier's earlier decision to suspend service through at least Tuesday, July 28, amid regional security concerns.
The Italian carrier ITA Airways has confirmed that its flights to Israel will not operate on Sunday, July 26, extending the operational suspension reported earlier. As The Zioneer reported minutes ago, the airline had already extended cancellations through at least Tuesday, July 28, citing political reasons. This latest confirmation underscores that Sunday flights are included in that window. The airline has not provided a specific resumption date, and the cancellation remains in effect for the coming days.
The carrier's earlier announcement, attributed to Channel 12's Dean Fisher, marked a departure from the security-related justifications used by most other airlines. ITA's decision to cite 'political reasons' drew attention, though the company has not elaborated further. The current notice does not address the reasoning behind the Sunday cancellation specifically.
International airlines continue to adjust schedules amid the regional security situation, with several European carriers extending suspensions through late July. The impact on travelers remains significant, with no clear timeline for normal service resumption.
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