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Delta Air Lines has resumed its daily nonstop service from New York's JFK Airport to Tel Aviv, effective May 20, 2025. The route is being operated with an Airbus A330-900neo aircraft.
The airline had temporarily suspended this route due to ongoing conflict in the region. Delta made the decision to resume flights after conducting a comprehensive security risk assessment.
In addition to Delta's own flights, seats on its global partner airlines remain available for booking when possible.
Delta continues to monitor the security situation closely and will make operational adjustments as needed based on security guidance and intelligence reports. Updates regarding any changes will be communicated through the Delta News Hub.
For customers who purchased tickets to Tel Aviv on or before May 5, 2025, for travel through May 25, 2025, a travel waiver has been issued.
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