Tel Aviv: British Airways will soon resume flight service to Israel, which has been suspended for four months after the war. British Airways has announced that the service, which was suspended in October due to security concerns, will resume on April 1.
British Airways is owned by the London-based aviation company IAG. The service is conducted four times a week. However, the number of passengers is not expected to be the same as before. Therefore, the service uses smaller aircraft than before the outbreak of war.
Most of the world’s airlines have suspended service to Israel since the start of the war on October 7. Airlines including Air France, Lufthansa and Ryanair are expected to resume service later.