Delta Airlines announces the resumption of flights between Tel Aviv and New York JFK from April 1

Delta Airlines announces the resumption of its daily non-stop service between Tel Aviv and New York JFK, effective April 1. This route will be operated by the Airbus A330-900neo, which will offer nearly 2,000 weekly places. The decision to resume these flights is the result of a thorough safety assessment, carried out in coordination with government and private sector partners. This announcement marks Delta as the first U.S. carrier to formally reinstate its flights to Israela sign of recovery after their interruption in October 2023.

Delta Airlines recently announced some big news for international travelers. Starting
from April 1stthe airline will resume its daily non-stop service between Tel Aviv (TLV) and
New York JFK. This resumption comes after a hiatus of several months due to regional tensions and to
the global situation.

The strategic importance of the Tel Aviv-New York flight

The road between Tel Aviv and New York JFK is of particular importance for
Delta Airlines, due to strong demand from business and leisure travellers in both directions.
This air link is not only a key trade route, but also plays a vital role in the
strengthening cultural and economic ties between Israel and the United States.

Aircraft dedicated to the route

To operate this daily service, Delta will use its Airbus A330-900neo. This modern device
will offer nearly 2,000 weekly seats for travellers from New York to Tel Aviv, enabling both
comfort and innovation on board. The choice of this aircraft underscores Delta's commitment to offering a superior flying experience.
high-quality flight.

Partnership and safety

The decision to resume these flights follows a security assessment exhaustive,
carried out in close collaboration with government and private sector partners. Delta Airlines ensures
and all safety protocols are respected for the well-being of its passengers.

Delta Air Lines: First US carrier to resume flights to Tel Aviv

By re-establishing this route, Delta has become the first U.S. airline to relaunch its operations.
its services to Israelafter a pause due to geopolitical circumstances. By
With this initiative, Delta is reaffirming its commitment to the Israeli market and paving the way for the resumption of
international travel.

Recovery in a global context

This announcement comes against the backdrop of a global recovery in air travel. With several airlines
who are also planning a return to Israel, such as Air India and United, Delta clearly wants to position itself as a leader in Israel.
headliner, reinforcing its presence in the transatlantic segment.

Impact on the air transport market

Delta's return to the Israeli scene is seen as a positive signal for the aviation market. This move demonstrates
renewed confidence in the stability and future growth of travel between these two major destinations.

Delta Airlines Flight Recovery Key Retailer Comparison

Element	Information
Trade-in date	April 1st
Affected link	Tel Aviv - New York JFK
Company	Delta Airlines
Long-haul	Airbus A330-900neo
Flight type	Daily non-stop service
Weekly capacity	Nearly 2,000 seats
Security	Comprehensive safety test
Context	Signal of recovery in the region
Position	First U.S. carrier to Israel

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