United Airlines has announced its plans to resume flights to Israel next month, reinstating a route that was halted in October during the Israel-Hamas conflict. The airline disclosed that it will commence flights from Newark, New Jersey, to Tel Aviv with a layover in Munich on March 2 and March 4. United aims to initiate daily service on March 6 and intends to introduce a second daily flight by May.
American Airlines and Delta Air Lines had also suspended flights to Tel Aviv at the onset of the conflict but have not yet specified when they will resume service. Lufthansa, along with its subsidiaries Austrian Airlines and Swiss, reinstated flights to Tel Aviv in January, followed by Air France. Several other European carriers have indicated their plans to recommence flights to Israel this spring.
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