Another airline resumes flights to Israel from an airport near the Ukrainian border
Another airline has announced the resumption of flights to Israel via the airport located near the Ukrainian border. Find out more about when flights to Tel Aviv will resume and what the schedule is
Moldova's Flyone airline has announced the resumption of regular flights from Chisinau to Tel Aviv starting February 25, while simultaneously opening ticket sales for this destination. This is reported by avianews.com.
The new Flyone route opens up convenient opportunities for residents of Odesa and southern regions of Ukraine to travel to Israel, easily reaching Moldova by car or bus, due to the absence of border blockades by farmers, which simplifies planning a trip to Chisinau.
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Moldovan airline Flyone to resume flights to Israel: what is known
It is noted that planes on this route will depart twice a week, every Thursday and Sunday.
Ticket prices start at 97 euros for a one-way flight. This price includes only hand luggage with maximum dimensions of 40x30x20 cm without weight restrictions.
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The flight schedule between Chisinau and Tel Aviv is as follows:
• Departure from Chisinau at 16:10 and arrival in Tel Aviv at 18:55, on Thursday and Sunday.
• The return flight from Tel Aviv is at 20:00 and arrives in Chisinau at 22:50, also on Thursday and Sunday.
Flyone joins a number of European airlines that have resumed flights to Israel in 2024, including Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, Swiss, Air France, LOT, and Ryanair. Meanwhile, low-cost airline Wizz Air plans to return to Tel Aviv in March.
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