United Airlines first US carrier to resume service to Israel
Published On Feb 4, 2025, 11:56 AM
United Airlines is set to resume its daily flights from New York/Newark to Tel Aviv starting on March 15. This makes United the first U.S. airline to restart direct services to Israel after a pause due to unrest in the region. A second daily flight is planned to begin on March 29, pending demand. The decision follows thorough assessments of operational considerations and collaboration with union representatives for pilots and flight attendants.
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The resumption of flights to Israel by United Airlines signifies a potential rebound in travel demand and improved operational confidence in conflict-affected regions. This move could enhance United's revenue streams from international travel as it capitalizes on the early reopening of travel routes compared to competitors.
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