British Airways returns to Israel: will resume daily flights to London

British Airways is resuming daily flights between London and Tel Aviv starting October 25. The first flight from Tel Aviv is on October 26, with tickets from $513. The airline suspended flights to Israel at the end of February 2026. BA's return comes amid the restoration of flights by other carriers, including Delta and United.

British Airways is returning to Israel and will resume daily flights between London Heathrow and Tel Aviv starting October 25. The first flight from London to Ben Gurion Airport will depart on the evening of October 25, and the first flight from Tel Aviv will depart on the morning of October 26. The airline suspended flights to Israel at the end of February 2026 and postponed its return several times. Ynet checked prices: a ticket from Tel Aviv to London on October 26 with a return on November 1 costs from $513 per passenger without luggage, and from $601 with luggage. BA's return comes amid the restoration of air travel: in September, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines resumed flights to Israel. Air India plans to launch flights to Delhi starting December 1. American Airlines remains a notable exception, with its flights suspended until March 27, 2027. The article also reports on the expansion of long-haul routes by Israeli airlines: Arkia will open a flight to Manila on January 3, 2027, Israir launched flights to New York, and Kishrei Teufa will resume charters to Rovaniemi.