Ryanair has resumed flight services to Israel – as of today – in a reduced capacity.
The airline flies to Tel Aviv from a number of eastern, central and Mediterranean European countries.
Already; Air France, Lufthansa and Etihad have resumed some flights to Israel; with more set to return over the next couple of months.
March will see pared back resumptions from Eurowings, Cathay Pacific, Vueling, EasyJet and Iberia; while Delta Air Lines, British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and Air Canada resume in April.
Ryanair will resume flights into Tel Aviv from Italy, Germany, France and Austria.
Ryanair said: “In accordance with current EASA guidance and the resumption of operations by several other European carriers, including Lufthansa, Air France, Austrian, Swiss, Aegean, and LOT, Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, will resume reduced operations to/from Tel Aviv from today (Thurs, 1st Feb). Initially the airline will operate a reduced schedule, including flights to/from Karlsruhe/Baden Baden, Marseilles, Memmingen, Milan, and Vienna.“
