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The American carrier will operate daily flights on the New York-Tel Aviv route.

The Irish carrier plans to operate direct flights to and from Israel to various European destinations, including Berlin, Budapest, Bucharest, Baden-Baden, Athens, and additional locations.

As Nordic countries maintain a strong presence at the top of the list, Israel takes a surprisingly high ranking.

The catalyst for this travel boycott, according to those canceling, is President Trump's tariffs on Canadian goods and repeated threats to annex Canada as the 51st US state.

According to research by Go.compare, Spain emerged as the primary destination among the top ten locations where travelers have been duped.

United Airlines, Delta, Ryanair, Iberia, Air Baltic, and British Airways are all scheduled to resume service by early April.

Air Canada has announced its planned return to Israel, a significant development as there are currently no direct flights between the two countries.

"While EL AL already has a parental control feature on its planes, this is intended to take that to the next level," One Mile At A Time said on its website, describing the carrier's privacy screens.

The airline's website indicates that service will resume on March 15 with flights between New York and Tel Aviv, operated by the carrier's Boeing Dreamliner aircraft.

EASA's policy shift follows multiple carriers already resuming Tel Aviv routes, with more airlines announcing imminent returns.