Air India cancels flights to and from Tel Aviv till Oct 14

Tata Group-owned Air India has extended the suspension of its scheduled flights to Tel Aviv till November 2. The move comes amid continued tensions in the region due to its ongoing conflict with militant group Hamas

The decision to extend the suspension of flight services comes amid the escalation of war between Palestinian militant group Hamas and Israel, with the later launching a stringent campaign to “wipe off Hamas” in the besieged Gaza Strip.

The full-service carrier, which normally operates five weekly scheduled flights to Tel Aviv, had earlier suspended the services till October 14

Leading airlines restrict travel to and from Israel after violent clashes

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Air India has cancelled its flights from Delhi to Tel Aviv due to the unrest in Israel caused by the recent attack by Palestinian Islamist group Hamas. The cancellation is aimed at ensuring the safety of passengers and crew. The attack, which involved gunmen crossing into Israel and rocket fire from Gaza, resulted in the deaths of at least 40 people. Israel has responded with airstrikes into Gaza, causing numerous casualties. The conflict between Israel and Palestine continues to escalate.

The airline has offered a waiver on tickets issued before 9 October for travel until 31 October

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