Starting on Thursday, January 25, TUS Airways will resume flights between Larnaca and Tel Aviv.
According to the company’s announcement, “flights will be operated with the Airbus A320 aircraft, initially three times a week, with the goal of becoming daily. Specifically, flights will take place every Sunday, Monday, and Thursday with an attractive schedule that serves both business travelers and those simply looking for a weekend getaway.”
It is added that “since October last year, TUS Airways played a crucial role in transporting passengers between Cyprus and Israel under difficult conditions, conducting over 25 additional flights. Although the company’s flights were temporarily suspended on November 4, 2023, today’s announcement of the resumption of flights is not only a significant milestone but also evidence of the company’s unwavering commitment to reconnect Tel Aviv with Cyprus.”
Philip Saunders, Commercial Director of TUS Airways, stated that the airline is reintroducing flights to/from Tel Aviv, “one of the most important destinations.”
“We have always been dedicated to serving Tel Aviv and resuming flights as soon as conditions allowed,” he said, noting that “Cyprus, beloved by Israelis, is now even closer.”
According to the announcement, TUS Airways will actively review the current situation with the aim of increasing frequencies between Tel Aviv and Larnaca and restarting other routes, such as those between Tel Aviv, Paphos, and Preveza, as soon as possible.
