TUS Airways on Monday officially announced the resumption of flights between Larnaca and Tel Aviv, effective January 25.
In a statement, the airline said the move aims to reestablish regular connectivity between Cyprus and Israel.
Operated by the Airbus A320 aircraft, the flights are scheduled to initially run three times a week, on Sunday, Monday and Thursday, with intentions to transition to a daily frequency in due course.
Philip Saunders, the commercial director of TUS Airways, expressed the airline’s satisfaction in reinstating the Tel Aviv route.
“The resumption of flights stressed our longstanding dedication to serving Tel Aviv and Larnaca,” he said.
“We also look forward to fly passengers from Israel to the paradise of Cyprus.”
TUS Airways also plans to announce special fares and offers for the resumption of the route. Additionally, the airline is currently evaluating the current situation to potentially increase frequencies between Tel Aviv and Larnaca. Future considerations also include the restart of other routes, such as Tel Aviv to Paphos.
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