Following news over the weekend about Delta cancelling all services to Tel Aviv, Israel, more information has been released on their website about this.
Such information from their website was to inform customers about the current impacted travel dates as well as the limits behind rebooking such flights.
Without further ado, let’s get into it…
Delta Releases More Detail on Tel Aviv Flight Cancellations…
[monsterinsights_popular_posts_inline]
It is understood that the flight cancellations from Delta to Tel Aviv were put in place on October 7, and will be extended all of the way to October 31 at the moment.
The airline has said that tickets must be reissued on or before November 30, and rebooked travel must begin no later than the same date as well.
For those affected, take note of the following points that the airline has released on their website:
- When rebooked travel occurs on or before November 30, 2023 in the same cabin of service as originally booked, the fare difference will be waived.
- A fare difference may apply when the waiver is class to class restrictive and the original booking class is not maintained in the rebooked itinerary.
- When rebooked travel occurs after November 30, 2023, a difference in fare may apply.
- If travel is not able to be rescheduled within these guidelines, customers may cancel their reservation and apply any unused value of the ticket toward the purchase of a new ticket for a period of one year from the original ticket issuance. Applicable fare difference may apply for new travel dates. Final travel must be completed by end of ticket validity.
At the time of writing, it is unclear whether these flight cancellations from Delta in Tel Aviv will be extended, as it is wholly dependent on how long the fighting in Israel goes on for.
This is a developing story.
Click the banner to subscribe to our weekly newsleter.
