Lufthansa Extends Suspension of Tel Aviv Flights Until Mid-June

German airline group Lufthansa (LHA) has announced an extension of its flight suspension to Tel Aviv, with services now paused until June 15. The temporary halt affects not only Lufthansa flights but also those operated by its partner airlines, including Swiss International Air Lines, Austrian Airlines, Eurowings, ITA Airways, Brussels Airlines, and Lufthansa Cargo.

The decision comes amid ongoing regional security concerns, although Lufthansa has not specified the exact reason for the extended pause. This move reflects the group's continued caution in response to the current geopolitical environment in the Middle East.

Travelers affected by the suspension are advised to check with the airline for rebooking options or refunds. Lufthansa has stated it is reaching out to impacted passengers to provide assistance and alternative arrangements.

This latest schedule adjustment underscores the broader challenges faced by international carriers operating in regions of instability. Flight disruptions to Israel have become more frequent due to the evolving security situation, and several global airlines have already modified or suspended services in recent months.

Lufthansa emphasized that it will continue to monitor the situation closely and evaluate its operations based on safety and regulatory advisories. The airline group remains committed to resuming normal operations once conditions allow.

As one of Europe’s largest airline groups, Lufthansa’s operational decisions have significant ripple effects across European air traffic and international travel logistics. Passengers planning to fly to or from Tel Aviv with any Lufthansa Group carrier should stay updated through official airline communication channels or travel advisories.

The airline has not yet confirmed if flights will resume immediately after June 15, leaving the situation subject to further review depending on developments in the region.