Flights between Tel Aviv to Kyiv have resumed / Photo from facebook.com/airportboryspil
The flights will be operated daily, except Friday and Saturday.
Israel's airline giant, El Al Israel Airlines, on October 26 resumed regular flights between Tel Aviv and Kyiv.
This was reported by the press service of Kyiv's Boryspil international airport on Facebook.
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“Today El Al Israel Airlines is resuming regular flights from Tel Aviv to Boryspil International Airport," it said.
The flights will be operated daily, except Friday and Saturday.
Yesterday, October 25, the low-cost airline Air Arabia, headquartered in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), resumed regular flights from the UAE to Boryspil International Airport.
El Al Israel Airlines is Israel's largest airline and national carrier. The headquarters is located in Tel Aviv. It is engaged in passenger transportation to the countries of Asia, Africa, North America, Europe and the Middle East from Tel Aviv's Ben-Gurion Airport.
A special department of the company, El Al Cargo, is engaged in cargo transportation.