EasyJet has ceased operations to and from Tel Aviv on Sunday, April 21.
On Tuesday, April 16, Wizz Air announced that it will start operating flights to Israel again after ceasing operations to Tel Aviv on Sunday and Monday. It issued the following warning: “Passengers may experience some schedule changes.”
Wizz Air stated that it was “closely monitoring the situation with the relevant authorities and keeping its passengers informed of all schedule changes”
Rebooking or refund alternatives will be made available to any passengers impacted by the itinerary modifications,” it stated.
Following Iran’s first-ever direct attack on the nation, Israel closed its airspace on Saturday night. In retaliation for a raid on Tehran’s consulate in Damascus on April 1st that claimed the lives of several senior Iranian commanders, Iran deployed drones and missiles into Israel. Although Israel has not officially acknowledged carrying out the consulate strike, it is generally accepted that it did.
However, it said that flights to Beirut and Tehran would remain suspended until at least 18 April. A spokesperson said: “The Lufthansa Group had already decided on Friday, 12 April, to fly around Iranian airspace up to and including Thursday, April 18 April, and thus temporarily suspend flights to Tehran.
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