UAE airlines the first to resume flights to Israel since beginning of Operation Epic Fury in Iran
Two UAE airlines, Etihad and FlyDubai, have resumed flights to Israel, making them among the first international carriers to do so since the start of Operation Epic Fury in Iran. The move highlights the close ties between the UAE and Israel forged by the Abraham Accords.
Two UAE airlines, Etihad and FlyDubai, have resumed flights to Tel Aviv, Israel, becoming among the first international carriers to do so since the start of Operation Epic Fury in Iran on February 28. The resumption of service highlights the close cooperation and ties between the UAE and Israel, forged by the Abraham Accords. The UAE was the first country to sign the accords in 2020. The airlines are marketing their connecting flights to and from the Far East and the US for travelers to and from Israel. Other international carriers, including major European and American airlines, have not yet resumed flights to Israel. The move is significant for the Israeli market, as the UAE is an important air route for passengers from Israel.
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