(Adnkronos) – Israeli airline Israir has canceled scheduled flights until the end of March, due to airspace restrictions imposed by the war and limited operations at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. Due to the security situation and directives from the Home Front Command, flights scheduled to depart by March 31 have been canceled, the airline announced. The announcement is a blow to travelers ahead of the Passover holiday. Israir specifies that cancellations apply only to scheduled flights and do not include repatriation flights which, according to guidelines established by the Ministry of Transport, continue to operate to and from Ben Gurion Airport.
Israir cancels scheduled flights until March 31
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