The British low‑cost airline easyJet announced Thursday it will resume flights to Israel starting at the end of March 2026, operating routes to just three destinations initially.
“We are pleased to renew flights between Tel Aviv and London Luton, Amsterdam and Milan Malpensa, beginning March 29, 2026,” the company said in a statement. “We plan to resume flights to Tel Aviv from additional European bases in the next winter season - late October 2026 - instead of March next year. We continuously review all our routes and remain committed to restoring further flights to and from Tel Aviv.”
The airline also noted that customers who had purchased tickets for the affected flights are being informed of their options, including a full refund or a free transfer to an alternative flight.
The airline had suspended flights to Israel when the terror attacks erupted on October 7, 2023, briefly resumed service in March 2024, but suspended operations again following the Iranian attack in April of that year. Since then, the hiatus had been extended several times.
Sample fares ahead of Passover 2026
A review of major booking platforms ahead of the upcoming Passover holiday reveals several relevant round‑trip options for early April 2026:
Tel Aviv ↔ London (April 1–8 2026): starting at $562, not including a carry‑on or seat reservation. Adding a carry‑on and seat selection costs $85 each way; including a 23 kg checked bag raises the fare to $102 each way.
Tel Aviv ↔ Amsterdam (April 2–9 2026): starting at $823 (without carry‑on). Adding carry‑on and seat selection is $98 each way, with a 23 kg checked bag option at $113 each way.
Tel Aviv ↔ Milan (March 31– April 7 2026): starting at $549, excluding carry‑on, seat reservation or checked baggage. Adding carry‑on and seat selection costs $101 each way; adding a 23 kg checked bag increases cost further.