Low cost winter Tel Aviv flights put on sale
Thomsonfly has put winter flights to Israel on sale at a lead-in of £89.99 one-way.
The carrier will maintain a schedule of three flights a week from Luton and Manchester to Tel Aviv.
Frequencies will reduce between January 7 and February 9 to two flights a week on Thursdays and Sundays from Manchester.
Those using the flights are also entitled to one day’s free Budget Car Rental car hire in Israel.
The airline started flights to Tel Aviv last November and operates Boeing 737-800 aircraft on the route with extra legroom seating and hot meals, including kosher, pre-bookable online.
Commercial director Guy Stephenson said: “Tel Aviv has a growing reputation as a stylish and lively choice for city breaks, but also as an important destination for cultural exchanges between schools and religious groups, religious and history-based leisure breaks, visiting friends and relatives and as a place for doing business.â€
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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