United Airlines will restart flights to Tel Aviv from Chicago O’Hare (Nov. 1) and Washington Dulles (Nov. 2), marking their return since 2023. Chicago flights will operate four times weekly, while Washington flights will run three times weekly.
United already flies twice daily from Newark/New York and offers more service to Tel Aviv than any other U.S. airline. It will also be the only carrier with nonstop routes from Chicago and Washington, D.C.
The airline emphasised that all Tel Aviv operations are guided by comprehensive safety and security assessments.
This post was published on 5 September 2025 17:45
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