A new airline at Vilnius Airport: Israir Airlines plans to start flights from April

25.02.2025 13:36 | Lithuania

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Author: vilnius-airport.lt
Source: vilnius-airport.lt

Israir Airlines plans to start operating direct regular flights between Tel Aviv and Vilnius from the end of April this year. Until now, this company has not operated flights in the network of Lithuanian Airports (LTOU).

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Flights are planned to operate from April 24, twice a week - on Sundays and Thursdays.

According to LTOU representatives, these flights will contribute to improving the quality of existing air connections between Lithuania and Israel, and will also open up additional opportunities for business, tourism and cultural cooperation between the countries.

Israir Airlines is the second largest Israeli airline, offering both regular and charter flights to various destinations in Europe and the Mediterranean.

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