Delhi Tel Aviv Flights: has revealed plans to restart its air route between Delhi and Tel Aviv from May 16 after a temporary suspension due to tensions in the Middle East. The move is an important step for the Tata-owned airline, showing resilience amid ongoing regional conflicts.
The airline initially halted flights to and from Tel Aviv as a security precaution due to rising tensions in the region.
On 19 April, Air India reported its flight suspension to Tel Aviv to continue till 30 April. The suspension was then extended to May 15, as announced through a post on Twitter. The upcoming resumption in May, with five weekly flights, is a welcome development for passengers between the two destinations.
This comes after the airline’s services were halted for almost five months, before resuming its operations on March 3.
The decision to resume flights is notable especially in the backdrop of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, which has heightened tensions in the Middle East. Air India’s commitment to restart these flights reflects its confidence in managing international air travel under challenging circumstances.
This resumption of services is expected to facilitate travel for individuals and businesses, serving as a bridge between the two countries despite geopolitical challenges. As the situation in the Middle East continues to evolve, Air India’s move to reconnect Delhi and Tel Aviv underlines the importance of maintaining global connectivity despite adverse conditions.
