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Major airline Ryanair may never return to Israel and could suspend flights indefinitely, says CEO
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary criticized Israeli airport authorities over terminal fees and security issues, indicating the airline may shift growth focus to Europe instead of returning to Israel.
- Ryanair's group chief executive Michael O'Leary stated that the airline may not return to Israel even after the Gaza war violence recedes due to operational issues with airport authorities.
- O'Leary expressed frustration over high charges at Tel Aviv's Ben-Gurion Airport, citing that the closure of the main terminal during security issues impacts Ryanair's plans.
- He highlighted a 'real possibility' that Ryanair will focus on other European markets instead, indicating a possible indefinite suspension of flights to Israel.
- Earlier this year, O'Leary mentioned that they are 'running out of patience with flying to and from Tel Aviv' due to ongoing security disruptions.
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Ryanair Threatens Not to Return to Israel
DUBLIN (JNS) – Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair may not return to Israel even after violence related to the Gaza war subsides, Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary said on Thursday, accusing Israeli authorities of obstructing the airline’s efforts at holding costs down. Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email “I think there is a […]
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