WOW Air Will Resume Seasonal Israel Service in Summer 2019
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Icelandic budget carrier WOW Air will revive its seasonal service to Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport next summer.
[Update, 3/28/2019: WOW Air has ceased operations. Find our ongoing coverage of WOW Air’s collapse, and what affected passengers can do about it, here.]
Flights between Tel Aviv (TLV) to the US will connect via Iceland 4x weekly beginning June 10, 2019, from New York (EWR), Boston (BOS), Baltimore (BWI), Detroit (DTW), Chicago (ORD), San Francisco (SFO) and Los Angeles (LAX).
To celebrate the Tel Aviv route return, WOW is offering sale fares to TLV starting from $199 one-way between September and October 2019, from Boston, Baltimore, Detroit, New York, Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Sale fares are only available for round-trip travel, and only on the outbound route from the US to Tel Aviv, while return fares for the same routes average around $400 one-way on the lower end.
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