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Airlines Extend Israel Flight Cancellations

Multiple airlines, including Virgin Atlantic and Lufthansa, extend cancellations of flights to Israel due to parts shortages.

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What is the primary reason cited for these flight cancellations?: The cancellations are primarily attributed to challenges in securing spare parts, impacting the airlines' ability to maintain their flight schedules.
Why has Virgin Atlantic extended its cancellation of flights to Israel?: Virgin Atlantic has extended its cancellation of flights to Israel until October 2025 due to challenges with parts availability. This affects flights to Tel Aviv and Accra.
Which other airlines have suspended flights to Israel, and for how long?: Several other airlines have suspended flights to Israel for varying periods, ranging from November 2024 to March 2025, with some cancellations extending into 2025.
Until when has Lufthansa Group extended its suspension of flights to Israel?: Lufthansa Group has also extended its suspension of flights to Israel until December 15th, 2024, citing similar operational difficulties.
What options are available to passengers whose flights have been canceled by Virgin Atlantic or Lufthansa?: Passengers affected by cancellations from Virgin Atlantic can receive a full refund or utilize a code-share agreement with El Al. Lufthansa Group offers affected passengers free cancellations or rebooking options.

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