Brussels Airlines plans to resume flights to Tel Aviv in July, following the Lufthansa Group’s phased return to the Israeli city starting June 23.
All Lufthansa Group airlines, including Brussels Airlines, had suspended service in early May after a Houthi rebel rocket attack on Tel Aviv’s airport.
While other group carriers will begin flying in late June, Brussels Airlines will rejoin the route later. Passengers with affected bookings can rebook or request refunds, according to the Lufthansa Group.
This post was published on 8 June 2025 18:30
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