Occupied Quds - Saba:
Ryanair, Europe’s largest budget airline, has postponed its return to occupied Palestine until July.
Meanwhile, the Israeli newspaper Maariv suggested that its return might not occur until the end of the year, especially following critical remarks by the company’s CEO.
According to the Hebrew-language newspaper, the Irish airline stated that due to the war in "Israel," it had to bear cancellation costs amounting to $3.8 million.
This marks the third delay for the airline, which had previously postponed its return to occupied Palestine until May 21, then to June 4, and now until July at the earliest.
The airline’s CEO had previously stated, "We are losing patience with the disruptions to flights to 'Israel' and are considering reallocating aircraft from 'Israel' to other destinations. We are also thinking of moving our planes operating at Ben Gurion Airport to work in European countries if the airport’s security issues are not resolved."
Several airlines have announced the postponement or suspension of their flights to and from the entity’s airports due to the ongoing Yemeni ban on the entity’s air navigation since May 4.
Ryanair, Europe’s largest budget airline, has postponed its return to occupied Palestine until July.
Meanwhile, the Israeli newspaper Maariv suggested that its return might not occur until the end of the year, especially following critical remarks by the company’s CEO.
According to the Hebrew-language newspaper, the Irish airline stated that due to the war in "Israel," it had to bear cancellation costs amounting to $3.8 million.
This marks the third delay for the airline, which had previously postponed its return to occupied Palestine until May 21, then to June 4, and now until July at the earliest.
The airline’s CEO had previously stated, "We are losing patience with the disruptions to flights to 'Israel' and are considering reallocating aircraft from 'Israel' to other destinations. We are also thinking of moving our planes operating at Ben Gurion Airport to work in European countries if the airport’s security issues are not resolved."
Several airlines have announced the postponement or suspension of their flights to and from the entity’s airports due to the ongoing Yemeni ban on the entity’s air navigation since May 4.