Israir cancels sale of regular flight tickets through July 7; repatriation flights to resume when airspace opens

By Sharon Wrobel

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22 June 2025, 9:56 am

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Sharon Wrobel is a tech reporter for The Times of Israel

An Israir flight takes off from Ben Gurion International Airport, outside of Tel Aviv, August 25, 2024. (Yossi Aloni/ Flash90/ File)

Israir says it is suspending the sale of seats on all its scheduled flights through July 7, citing the ongoing uncertainty. Its repatriation flights for Israelis stranded abroad, currently suspended because Israel’s airspace is closed, will resume when the airspace reopens.

All passengers with flight reservations through July 7 can cancel their trip without fees. Passengers will be entitled to a credit voucher for the full purchase amount, which will be valid for two years on any future Israir flight.

Israir emphasizes that the option to cancel reservations through July and receive a two-year credit voucher does not include reservations for repatriation flights.