KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has announced it will temporarily stop flying between Amsterdam and Tel Aviv beginning March 1, citing current operational and market conditions. Passengers will be transferred to alternative flights. The date for the resumption of operations has not yet been determined
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KLM targets key long-haul destinations like San Diego, Tokyo, and Barcelona, enhancing frequencies and adding new routes to cater to high-demand markets. Despite global growth, the Tel Aviv to Amsterdam route remains suspended, unlike partner Air France, which resumes operations to Israel next Monday. Read more inside
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