LONDON – Ryanair said Tuesday it will not resume flights to Tel Aviv after Ben Gurion Airport refused to guarantee low-cost terminal charges or confirm its 2026 summer slots.
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CEO Michael O’Leary had given the airport until Tuesday to assure that Ryanair flights would not be shifted from Terminal 1, which carries lower fees, to the more expensive Terminal 3. He warned that without assurances, the airline’s 22 Tel Aviv routes would remain grounded.
Ryanair flights to Israel were already heavily disrupted this summer due to security concerns and repeated terminal changes. The carrier accused Ben Gurion officials of “messing around” with its operations and said it would not restart “loss-making” routes without firm slot confirmation.
“Until Ben Gurion Airport confirms our historic summer slots and guarantees low-cost access, we will not return,” a spokesperson said.
Ben Gurion Airport has not yet responded.
Your loss on a heavily used flights
But maybe your turning your back on Isreal until now might just be there way of saying bye bye
Ragnar is an Irish owned airline let’s not forget these Jew loving people sided with Hitler and the maxis in WW2 and have been strong and loyal backers of every Moslem terror group who
Only now woke up to realize how much money they’ve lost
Tell them
To take a flight