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EasyJet announces 38 weekly flights to and from Israel

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UK low-cost carrier easyJet has announced the resumption of its flight operations to Israel beginning June 1, 2025. The airline had previously suspended all flights to Israel in April 2024 following a rocket and drone attack by Iran.

EasyJet's return to Israel underscores its confidence in the region's stability © Mena Today 

EasyJet's return to Israel underscores its confidence in the region's stability © Mena Today 

UK low-cost carrier easyJet has announced the resumption of its flight operations to Israel beginning June 1, 2025. The airline had previously suspended all flights to Israel in April 2024 following a rocket and drone attack by Iran.

The carrier will reconnect Tel Aviv with several major European cities, including London (Luton), Amsterdam, Berlin, Basel, Geneva, Nice, and Milan.

The airline plans to operate 38 weekly flights to and from Israel. The schedule includes:

  • 8 weekly flights from London Luton
  • 6 weekly flights to Geneva, Amsterdam, and Milan
  • 4 weekly flights to Berlin, Basel, and Nice

EasyJet's return to Israel underscores its confidence in the region's stability and reflects the gradual recovery of the aviation sector in the aftermath of geopolitical tensions.

By Anton Heus 

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