Arkia to increase flights to Athens and Larnaca
Israeli airline Arkia prepares to meet demand after foreign airlines halt flights to Israel on EASA advice, increasing services to Athens and Larnaca for upcoming holidays.
Following the recommendation of the European Aviation Safety Authority, several foreign airlines left Israel during the day. As a response to the situation, the Israeli airline Arkia announced that it is preparing to respond to the demand and expected loads ahead of the holiday.
Arkia said that it is working around the clock to increase the flight schedule to popular destinations such as Athens and Larnaca. The purpose of the company is to help Israelis realize their planned vacations or return home if necessary.
The company emphasized its commitment to its customers and promises to provide regular updates on the company's website and social networks. Also, Arkia states that all its activities will be in accordance with the directives of the Airports Authority and the security forces.
Passengers are asked to regularly update themselves on the company's official communication channels to receive accurate and up-to-date information about their flights.
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