Following recent security events in Israel, including a rocket attack on Tel Aviv’s airport, several major international airlines have extended their flight suspensions. The decision reflects heightened caution amid rising regional tensions.
British Airways plans to stay grounded until the end of July, while Lufthansa and its group members aim to resume flights by mid-June. Air France, Ryanair, United Airlines, Air India, and Air Canada have each issued their own extended timelines for suspensions.
Interestingly, Delta Airlines and Aegean Airlines have resumed flights, suggesting a varied assessment of risk across the industry. These mixed approaches underline how differently airlines manage operations when faced with unpredictable conflict zones.
