Unfortunately, most foreign airlines are currently cancelling their flights to and from Israel, including the large low-cost carriers Wizz Air, Ryanair and EasyJet. As of now, it is unclear when the situation at Ben Gurion Airport will return to the way it was, but there are assessments that as early as next month, some awakening is expected in terms of passenger numbers.
Now, the Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair, one of Ben Gurion Airport's most active airlines during normal times, has removed all its flights to and from Israel by January, including from its flight schedule. This means that all of the airline's flights until the beginning of February are apparently canceled.
In normal times, the company operates direct flights to and from Israel from a very wide range of destinations throughout Europe, including Berlin, Budapest, Rome, Athens and a long list of destinations that are considered very popular among Israeli tourists.
It is important to emphasize that any further delay in the return of low-cost airlines to Israel affects tens of thousands of Israelis who hold flight tickets from those airlines, and at the same time, competition between the airlines is reduced, which may also lead to an increase in prices in some cases. Despite the removal of flights to Israel from Israel in the Irish airline's search engine, there is still a possibility that things will change in the future, if the winds of war calm down and the security situation allows its return to Israel.
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