United Airlines will restart flights between New York and Tel Aviv on March 18, a source told *Globes*. While the airline had considered resuming service earlier, it opted to delay until mid-March. Tickets are not yet available for purchase.
United will be the first U.S. carrier to resume Israel flights, with Delta set to follow on April 1 with seven weekly flights.
Before the war, United operated 28 weekly flights from Tel Aviv, including 14 to New York and others to Chicago, Washington, and San Francisco.
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All these airlines should be investigated for halting flights and trying to isolate Israel and deprive it of tourism.
United needs the revenue generated by this route Only good thing is el al will need to
Once again become competitive