airberlin: More flights to Israel from summer 2014

From April 2014, airberlin is expanding its flight schedule from Germany to Israel by five flights a week, so it will then be flying to Tel Aviv a total of 17 times a week from Berlin, Dusseldorf, Munich and Vienna.

"Since we first started flying to Tel Aviv in 2009, we have steadily increased our service so that we can offer our guests an even more attractive flight schedule. We are continuing this commitment, and from summer 2014, airberlin and NIKI will be flying a total of 17 times a week non-stop to Tel Aviv from Germany and Austria. The new flights will also mean that even more global connections will be available to our guests," says Wolfgang Prock-Schauer, CEO of airberlin.

With the two extra flights a week from summer 2014, airberlin will then be flying to Tel Aviv from Berlin every day. There will also be two more flights a week from Dusseldorf, making a total of four flights a week. With one extra flight from Munich, airberlin will be flying from there to the Israeli city by the Mediterranean three times a week. airberlin’s partner airline NIKI will continue to fly three non-stop flights a week to Tel Aviv from Vienna.

From the first to the last row, the airberlin crew will serve all guests free drinks and a sandwich on flights to and from Tel Aviv. Flights can be booked online at airberlin.com, through the airline’s Service Center around the clock on +49 30 3434 3434 (local rates apply from Germany, other numbers are available) or through a travel agency.

airberlin is one of the leading airlines in Europe and flies to 147 destinations worldwide. The second largest airline in Germany carried more than 33 million passengers in 2012. airberlin offers a global route network through its strategic partnership with Etihad Airways, which has a 29.21% share in airberlin, and through membership of the oneworld® airline alliance. The airline with the award-winning service operates codeshare flights worldwide with 16 airlines. The fleet has an average age of five years and is among the most modern and eco-efficient in Europe.

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