Core Points - Several foreign airlines have resumed flights to Israel following the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement [1][2] - British Airways has restarted daily flights to Israel from London after suspending operations since June 13 due to military conflicts [1] - Other airlines, including Eurowings, Iberia Express, and Scandinavian Airlines, have also resumed or are planning to resume flights to Israel [1][2] Airline Operations - British Airways resumed flights to Israel on October 27, with daily operations from London Heathrow to Ben Gurion Airport [1] - Eurowings, a subsidiary of Lufthansa, has restarted operations to Israel, with flights from Hamburg and Düsseldorf planned to resume [1] - Iberia Express resumed flights from Madrid and Barcelona to Tel Aviv on October 26 [1] - Scandinavian Airlines reopened its route from Copenhagen to Tel Aviv after nearly ten years [1] Future Flight Plans - American Airlines announced plans to resume flights from New York to Tel Aviv in March 2026 [2] - Currently, there are four airlines operating direct flights between New York and Tel Aviv, including El Al, Arkia, United Airlines, and Delta Air Lines [2] Context of Resumption - The resumption of flights follows a ceasefire agreement that took effect on October 10, which includes a halt to hostilities between Israel and Hamas, the exchange of hostages, and humanitarian aid provisions [2]