Air India to Resume Delhi–Tel Aviv Direct Flights from December 1 | aviationbizz.com
Air India is set to resume its direct flight service between New Delhi and Tel Aviv from December 1, 2026, restoring a nonstop air link between India and Israel.
The resumption will reconnect the two cities with direct air services after the route was temporarily suspended. The return of the service is expected to provide passengers with a more convenient travel option between India and Israel, while strengthening connectivity between the two markets.
Air India had previously suspended its Tel Aviv operations amid disruptions affecting air travel in the region. The airline’s latest plan marks a move toward restoring its international network as services across the Middle East gradually resume.
The Delhi–Tel Aviv route will offer travellers a direct alternative to connecting itineraries through other international hubs, supporting business, tourism and other travel between the two countries.
Air India’s return to the route will also add another destination to its expanding international network as the airline continues to adjust and rebuild its global operations.
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