The Irish airline Ryanair has announced that flights to Israel have been cancelled.
The company’s announcement stated that it was decided to cancel regular flights to Tel Aviv from February 27.
The reason for the decision was that Terminal 1 of Ben Gurion Airport was closed for use by low-cost airlines.
“Ryanair confirms that it has unfortunately canceled its scheduled flights to and from Tel Aviv from Tuesday 27 February, as Terminal 1 at Ben Gurion Airport is no longer available to low-cost airlines,” Ryanair said.
The announcement stated that only high-cost terminal 3 is currently being used at the airport.
