Germany’s Lufthansa said it will not resume flights to and from Tel Aviv in June, according to the Israeli daily Haaretz. “The group—which includes airlines Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian, Brussels, and Eurowings—said it may resume some flights to and from Ben-Gurion International Airport as early as June 1, depending on the security situation in the region,” the newspaper reported on Thursday. Dozens of international airlines have suspended flights to and from Ben Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv following the US-Israeli war on Iran on Feb. 28, with suspensions extended since then. France’s Air France previously delayed the resumption of flights between Paris and Tel Aviv until May 10, reflecting continued caution among European carriers. READ: Trump says ‘not satisfied’ with Iran’s proposal, […]
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Read Full Article on Middle East Monitor →![An aircraft belonging to Lufthansa is seen at the apron of Berlin Brandenburg Airport as Lufthansa announces it will cancel 20,000 scheduled short-haul flights by October due to rising jet fuel prices, in Berlin, Germany on April 23, 2026. [Halil Sağırkaya - Anadolu Agency]](https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/AA-20260424-41198319-41198307-LUFTHANSA_TO_CANCEL_20000_SHORTHAUL_FLIGHTS_AMID_RISING_FUEL_COSTS.jpg)
