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Swiss resumes Tel Aviv flights earlier

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The Swiss airline Swiss takes its flights to Tel Aviv The resumption was originally planned for September 29, but now daily flight operations will begin four days earlier, on September 25, 2025. The company cites increased demand as the reason for the early decision. On the route from Zurich to Tel Aviv, a Airbus A330-300 for use.

Flights were suspended in mid-June 2025 to ensure operational stability and predictability, according to the airline. A reassessment of the situation has now shown that an earlier resumption is possible. The Lufthansa Group , which includes Swiss, resumed its flights to Tel Aviv in August. The return of these airlines illustrates the trend in the aviation industry to gradually normalize connections to Israel.

Flights are resuming despite the fact that the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA) continues to advise against travel to Israel. The FDFA tightened its warnings in June. Nevertheless, airlines like Swiss are observing an increase in demand for flights to the region. The Lufthansa Group had previously indicated that it is continuously monitoring the security situation.

This was not the first time the Swiss airline had suspended its service to Tel Aviv in recent years. Flight operations had already been suspended during previous phases of regional tensions to ensure the safety of passengers and crew. The current resumption signals a cautious return to normal operations.

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