Two days after the Lufthansa Group announced its return to operations in Israel, Air France also announced on Wednesday that it was returning to operations in Israel – as did other airlines. Upon their return, there are quite a few promotions and special prices that lead to a decrease in flight prices, even before the return of the low-cost airlines.
With the opening of the sale for Air France flights, there are direct flights to Paris in Economy Class at prices starting at $316 at the end of January and throughout February and March, at a price that includes a trolley weighing up to 12 kilograms. Air France also offers premium economy flights starting at $855 and Business Class starting at $1,165.
Starting January 24, the airline will operate three flights a week, on Sundays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Air France will operate the flights using its Airbus 350 aircraft, one of the largest and most advanced planes in the world.
Air France plane (archive), photo: AP
Air Europa has announced special prices for flights with it from Israel to Madrid. The airline is expected to operate flights to the Spanish capital on its Dreamliner planes, and the flights are sold at prices starting at $219, a low price on flights to Madrid, even compared to the pre-war period.
Greek company Aegean, which is expected to resume operations tomorrow in Israel, announced a special offer for those ordering until January 15 – up to 40% discount on returning to Israel to all company destinations, including connections. The Greek airline allows you to book flights in the range of 20%-40% off, departing until October this year.
As of now, it is unclear when the various low-cost carriers will return to Israel. EasyJet has removed all flights to and from Israel by early March, but has yet to officially announce a cancellation. Wizz Air, for its part, announced the cancellation of all flights to Israel until March, and Ryanair has not yet published its decision on the matter.
Passengers at Ben Gurion Airport during the war // Photo: Moshe Ben-Simhon
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