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Al suspends Tel Aviv flights till 14 October as war breaks out
Mint Mumbai
|October 09, 2023
Air India has suspended Delhi-Tel Aviv flights until 14 October amid the disruption due to the Israel-Palestine conflict. It operates five flights per week on the route.
“Our flights to and from Tel Aviv will remain suspended till 14 October for the safety of our passengers and crew. Air India will extend all possible support to passengers who confirmed bookings on any flight during this period," an airline spokesperson told Mint.
The airline also cancelled flights for 7 October following the attack on Israel in early hours of the day. The AI139 flight from Delhi to Tel Aviv on 7 October and return flight AI140 from Tel Aviv was subsequently cancelled.
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