Ryanair has cancelled all flights to and from Tel Aviv until August - nearly two months beyond its previously scheduled resumption.
The Irish airline had previously cancelled flights to Tel Aviv until June 11, 2025, this has now shifted until August 1, 2025.
A number of carriers have suspended their services to and from Israel, following a missile strike near to Ben Gurion Airport earlier this month.
“Ryanair apologises for these cancellations, which are beyond our control, and passengers are advised to download the Ryanair app to check for the latest flight updates,” the airline said in a service update to passengers on its website.
Last week Ryanair CEO Micheal O’Leary stated that if security disruptions in Israel continue, the airline would be “better off” sending aircraft elsewhere in Europe.