U.S.-Israel Air Service Rebounds as Delta, United and Four Other Airlines Plan New York–Tel Aviv Flights

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Delta will resume nonstop New York–Tel Aviv service next month, joining United and other carriers expected to restore the route by spring. Six airlines are planning flights between New York/Newark and Tel Aviv, signaling renewed confidence in Israel’s tourism market and operating environment.

Discovered 2026-08-26T04:14:10.014260-07:00 | 2026-08-26T04:14:10.014260-07:00

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  • Six airlines are expected to serve the New York/Newark–Tel Aviv market by spring, materially increasing transatlantic capacity and competition.
  • Delta’s restart next month provides a concrete timetable for the market’s recovery and may influence network planning, fleet deployment and pricing decisions.
  • The resumption reflects airlines’ assessment that Israel is again sufficiently safe for tourist traffic, while the pace of returning service remains an important indicator for tourism demand.

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