Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) will continue not to fly to Tel Aviv in Israel until mid-June, given the security situation in the Middle East. +Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox Affected passengers will be notified, SWISS said on Monday. If desired and if seats are available, guests can rebook onto other flights. Alternatively, SWISS is offering either a free rebooking to a later travel date or a refund of the ticket price. The safety of "our passengers, crews and employees on site is our top priority", it said. The airline regretted the circumstances and is continuing to monitor the situation in the Middle East very closely. Around a week ago, SWISS announced that it would not be flying to Tel Aviv until June 8. The deadline has now been extended by one week to June 15. According to information on its website, the entire Lufthansa Group is suspending flights to Tel Aviv until this date. + A Geneva-based NGO is Israel’s answer to aid in Gaza In a ...
