Brussels Airlines has announced an extension of its flight suspension to Tel Aviv, Israel, due to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. The airline confirmed that flights will not operate to Tel Aviv at least until May 31, marking the fourth consecutive extension since the suspension began on February 28. Previously, the airline stated that flights would be canceled until April 9.
Passengers affected by these cancellations are being offered the options to reschedule their flights at no extra cost or to request refunds. The airline noted that it is closely monitoring the regional situation and maintaining communication with relevant authorities, with a primary focus on ensuring safety and security. This suspension policy applies across the entire Lufthansa Group, which includes Brussels Airlines.
This ongoing suspension underscores the ongoing safety concerns in the region and impacts travelers planning trips to Tel Aviv. The airline stated it will continue to assess the situation and provide updates as needed.
