Air Serbia and Air France to Reinstate Israel Flights

Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana met today with the President of the National Assembly of Serbia, Ana Brnabić. In a statement to the media, the President of the National Assembly announced that Serbia will soon downgrade its travel warning for Israel from 'red' - the highest level, to 'yellow' - caution only. Furthermore, Air Serbia is preparing to resume its flights to and from Ben Gurion Airport.


Yesterday, the French airline Air France resumed its operations in Israel with the landing of a flight from Paris with the company's flagship aircraft - Boeing 777-300. With its return, the company will operate a daily flight with the upgraded B777-300 aircraft, significantly enhancing the flight experience in every department.


Alon Neta, the Commercial Manager of the Air France-KLM Group in Israel, said: 'We are happy to return to Israel with our flagship B777-300 aircraft - earlier than expected and in the height of the summer season. The early return of flights reflects the mutual trust and close relationship between Air France and the Israeli market. This is a significant step for our passengers, with a quality flight experience, advanced luxury departments, and many connection options through Paris Charles de Gaulle to all the company's destinations worldwide.'