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Ben Gurion Airport Reopens Amid Rising Airfares, Demand

4/10/2026

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Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv reopens after 40 days of disruptions from the war with Iran.
Israeli airlines are increasing flight frequencies to meet strong demand, especially in the summer.
Foreign carriers remain hesitant to resume operations, with many suspending flights until September.
Airfares to New York have risen above $2,000 due to limited competition and fuel costs.
Experts predict a gradual return of foreign airlines starting late April.

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Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv reopens after 40 days of disruptions from the war with Iran.
Israeli airlines are increasing flight frequencies to meet strong demand, especially in the summer.
Foreign carriers remain hesitant to resume operations, with many suspending flights until September.
Airfares to New York have risen above $2,000 due to limited competition and fuel costs.
Experts predict a gradual return of foreign airlines starting late April.