Al Airlines presents a new advantageous offer for its customers, allowing them to cancel tickets for free and receive vouchers for future flights.
This benefit applies to all tickets purchased before October 1, 2024 for flights scheduled through October 31, 2024. Passengers in any class of service (classic, light and flexible) can take advantage of this offer.
The vouchers received will be valid until the end of 2025, giving passengers significant flexibility when planning future trips.
Additionally, the airline is offering date or route changes with no additional change fee for all tickets purchased before October 1 for flights before October 19. However, when changing routes, an additional payment may be required if the new ticket is more expensive than the original.
Previously, Kursor reported that Israel is still without many flights.
Global airlines continue to delay the resumption of flights to Ben Gurion Airport due to continued uncertainty over flight safety. One of the largest American airlines, Delta Airlines, has announced that it does not plan to operate routes to Israel again until the end of March 2025. As a result, the Italian airline ITA extended the suspension of flights to Israel until the end of November 2025. 2024. In addition, the Spanish low-cost airline Iberia Express has suspended flights to the country indefinitely.
The British airline British Airways recently announced the cancellation of flights to Israel until November 2. At the same time, Lufthansa and its subsidiaries, such as Brussels Airlines, Swiss and Austrian Airlines, plan to resume flights from November 1. Other airlines intend to join them, including Bulgaria Air, LOT Polish Airlines, airBaltic, Korean Air and Eurowings.
Air France has extended its flight suspension until October 23 and its partner KLM has no plans to return to the Israeli market until the end of 2024.
Despite the significant reduction in international flights, several airlines continue to operate flights to Israel with certain restrictions. These include companies such as the Czech charter company Smartwings, the Romanian Tarom, the Moldovan HiSky, as well as the Cypriot TUS Airlines and Cyprus Airways. FlyOne, a Moldovan-Armenian charter airline, also continues to operate, along with Egyptian Airlines, Fly Dubai and Etihad Airways of the United Arab Emirates, Hainan Airlines of China and several Russian airlines such as Azimuth and Red Wings. In addition, Uzbek airlines Uzbekistan Airways and Centrum Air, as well as Georgian Georgian Airways continue their flights to Israel.
Israeli airlines, including El Al, Israir, Arkia and Haifa Air, remain active despite partial or full restrictions on international flights.
