LONDON: British Airways, a subsidiary of the London-listed aviation conglomerate IAG, has announced the resumption of its flights to Tel Aviv starting April 1st.
The decision comes after the suspension of services in October last year due to security concerns arising from the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Despite the resumption, the airline plans to operate the route with smaller aircraft, anticipating subdued demand in the aftermath of the hostilities.
This move aligns with the trend seen among other airlines, such as Air France, Lufthansa, and Ryanair, which have also announced plans to restart flights to Israel following the cessation of hostilities.
