Dutch flag carrier KLM has announced it will temporarily suspend flights between Amsterdam and Tel Aviv starting March 1.
In a statement released Wednesday, the airline said it is currently not “commercially or operationally feasible” to continue operating the route. The decision affects services between Amsterdam Schiphol Airport and Tel Aviv, a connection that has faced repeated disruptions amid ongoing regional instability.
KLM is part of the Air France-KLM group, one of Europe’s largest airline holding companies. The suspension reflects broader challenges airlines have faced in maintaining consistent operations to Israel, where security conditions and airspace risk assessments continue to influence scheduling decisions.
The carrier did not specify how long the suspension would remain in place. Passengers booked on affected flights are expected to be offered rebooking options or refunds in line with the airline’s policy.
This post was published on 27 February 2026 21:27
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