Low-cost carrier Wizz Air UK has announced that it will restart flights from London Luton Airport (LTN/EGGW) to Tel Aviv, Israel from the 1st March.
Flights were suspended last year after the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel and subsequent military action in Gaza.
The Luton to Tel Aviv route will operate three times per week on Monday Wednesday and Saturday.
Wizz Air is the first UK airline to announce the resumption of flights to the Israeli capital.
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London Luton Airport (LTN/EGGW) has continued its growth with a 3.3% increase in passengers using the airport last month. April saw 1.3 million passengers pass through Luton Airports terminals, the 15th consecutive 1-million-plus month for the airport. London Luton also bolstered its relationship with airline partners Wizz Air who recently [read more]
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