During the same period IAA recorded some 139’000 passengers travelling between Tel Aviv and Brussels, reflecting a 29% increase. Overall international activity at Ben Gurion Airport grew by 18% between January and June 2017.
Brussels Airlines connects Belgium with Israel since 2003. From April 2015, the Belgian airline doubled its capacity: a daytime flight complemented the red-eye flight, providing good connections to and from New York JFK, Washington, Toronto and many destinations in France, Spain, Portugal, Scandinavia and the United Kingdom. The introduction of bizz&class and the three economy class options (flex&fast, light&relax and check&go) last year is the explanation for this success.
This post was published on 12 July 2017 11:53
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