WANA (May 11) – Despite the establishment of a ceasefire with Iran, major international carriers from Europe and the United States continue to suspend flights to Israel, sparking a crisis in the nation’s aviation sector.

 

According to an Israeli newspaper report, the ongoing reluctance of foreign airlines to resume operations has prompted a Knesset committee to demand an emergency compensation plan. The proposed initiative seeks to provide financial relief to both stranded passengers and airlines affected by the hostilities.

 

The conflict has left Israeli and foreign carriers facing a surge of class-action lawsuits and legal challenges following widespread flight cancellations. Industry experts warn that the legal and financial fallout is creating a bottleneck for the recovery of the tourism and travel sectors.

 

The head of the Israeli regime’s Economic Committee issued a stark warning regarding the situation, stating that a lack of government intervention will lead to a dramatic spike in ticket prices.

 

He further noted that without significant support, foreign airlines will remain hesitant to return to the Israeli market, leaving the region increasingly isolated.