It appears like U.S. airways are able to go all-in on Israel as soon as once more.
Delta Air Strains introduced on Friday that it will resume service from Atlanta and Boston to Tel Aviv after a hiatus in the course of the conflict between Israel and Hamas.
Flights from Atlanta will function thrice weekly on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays beginning April 15, 2026. In the meantime, service from Boston will resume every day beginning Oct. 24, 2026.
Delta halted all its Tel Aviv flights in the course of the hostilities after which resumed flights from New York solely in periods of relative calm.
Now, the airline has since resumed each day service between New York and Tel Aviv, and it plans so as to add a second each day frequency between Nov. 30, 2025, and Jan. 19, 2026, to accommodate elevated winter journey demand.
Identical to it did earlier than, Delta will fly an Airbus A330-900neo from Boston and an Airbus A350 from Atlanta.
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The information comes on the heels of American Airways saying final week that it will resume flights between New York and Tel Aviv. United Airways additionally beforehand introduced a 3rd frequency between Newark and Tel Aviv beginning subsequent yr.
Throughout the conflict, Israeli flag service El Al had a monopoly on transatlantic service to and from Israel, and the service has since reported file earnings.
Israel has traditionally been a strong marketplace for U.S. airways, and it is no shock to see Delta increasing its presence with the resumption of its different two Israel routes.
In fact, loads can change between now and October 2026 (within the case of the Boston route).
Observe that Delta has a codeshare partnership with El Al, so if flights are canceled as a consequence of additional unrest, the airline ought to be capable of accommodate you on nonstops with its companion.
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