Fly Dubai to Tel Aviv from November 26
Flydubai has always committed to removing barriers to travel since its launch 11 years ago.
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The airline "fly Dubai" announced that it will start its regular flights between Dubai and Tel Aviv, starting from November 26, 2020, indicating that it will operate two flights per day, 14 flights per week, between Dubai International Airport and Tel Aviv Ben Gurion.
The CEO of flydubai, Ghaith Al-Ghaith, said that since the launch of flydubai 11 years ago, the company has always committed to removing barriers to travel, facilitating the flow of movement and freedom of trade and tourism, and enhancing communication between different cultures through its network.
He added that, in the wake of the recent bilateral agreement, the start of regular trips will contribute to economic development and provide more opportunities for investment in the pursuit of our common interests and values, pointing out that, with the start of these services, there will be an option to enhance the entry of the UAE, as well as to the Indian Ocean. The Far East and Africa, which reduces total flight times by several hours.
According to the company, the fares for a business class flight from Dubai International Airport to Ben Gurion International Airport will start from 6000 dirhams, while the economy class price starts from 1600 dirhams.
As for return tickets in business class from Ben Gurion Airport to Dubai, they start at $ 1,600 (about 5888 dirhams), while economy class prices start at $ 360 (about 1,324 dirhams).
It is noteworthy that, since the launch of the airline’s operations in 2009, flydubai has been known for linking un-serviced markets, which previously lacked flights, and linking them to Dubai with direct flights.
The code’s expanded partnership with Emirates Airlines also provides travelers with seamless connections between the Emirates Airlines and flydubai networks to more than 155 destinations.
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