Ryanair Plans to Resume Flights to Israel on February 1

Ryanair announced today, Thursday, that it will resume its flights to and from Israel on February 1, based on the guidance from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency and the resumption of flights by other European airlines. The largest airline in Europe by passenger numbers initially stated that it would operate a limited schedule of flights to and from Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden, Marseille, Memmingen, Milan, and Vienna. The low-cost Irish airline had canceled all flights to and from Israel on October 9 following attacks by the Palestinian Hamas movement on Israel on October 7. Lufthansa, Swiss International Air Lines, Austrian Airlines, and Aegean Airlines have already resumed flights to Tel Aviv. Air France indicated that it plans to resume flights from Paris on January 24.