Despite the lifting of the ban: The airline postpones its return to Israel
The Polish airline LOT Airlines announced that it will not resume its flights to Israel before November 1, despite the lifting of the European Union's ban on flights in Israeli airspace.
The Polish airline LOT Airlines announced this morning that it will not resume its flights to Israel before November 1, despite the lifting of the European Union's ban on flights in Israeli airspace.
The company, which previously announced the suspension of its flights until October 28, decided to extend the suspension for additional days. This decision comes as a result of the tense security situation in the region.
It should be noted that most of the foreign airlines stopped their flights to Israel due to the situation and most of them have not yet returned to operations, including Wizz Air which announced that it will not resume its flights to Israel before October 23.
LOT Airlines' decision reflects the complexity and challenges facing international airlines at this time, when safety considerations continue to be a priority.
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