As tensions in the region remain high, several international airlines have announced extended suspensions of their routes to and from Israel, while a few others have cautiously resumed operations.
Here's the latest status of flight activity as of mid-June 2025.
Airlines Extending Cancellations
Despite hopes for a broader return to normal operations, multiple carriers have chosen to maintain or extend flight suspensions, citing safety concerns:
- Lufthansa Group (including Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, and Eurowings): Flights to and from Tel Aviv suspended through June 22.
- ITA Airways (Italy): Suspended through June 22.
- LOT Polish Airlines: Suspended through June 15. Iberia Express (Spain): Suspended through June 30.
- Air India: Flights halted until June 18.
- easyJet: Return delayed until end of June.
- Ryanair and British Airways: Suspended through July 31.
- Air Seychelles: Suspended through end of July.
- Air Canada: Initially slated to return June 8, now postponed to September 2025.
Several major and regional carriers have resumed operations to Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport:
- United Airlines
- Delta Air Lines
- Air France
- KLM
- Aegean Airlines
- Ethiopian Airlines
- Transavia
- airBaltic
Their return marks a partial recovery of international air traffic to Israel, though service remains limited and subject to change based on security developments.
Travel Advisory
Travelers are strongly advised to check with individual airlines and monitor official advisories from their national authorities.
