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Ben Gurion Airport Reopens After Yom Kippur Shutdown as Flights Resume Across Israel
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Ben Gurion Airport Reopens After Yom Kippur Shutdown as Flights Resume Across Israel
Ben Gurion Airport reopened Monday night following its annual Yom Kippur shutdown, bringing Israel’s main international gateway back to life after more than 32 hours without regular arrivals or departures. Israel’s airspace began reopening after the conclusion of the 25-hour fast Monday evening, with the first international arrival at Ben Gurion scheduled for 10:30 p.m. and the first departing international flight set to take off at 11:30 p.m. T…
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