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Several airlines cancel Israel flights after Houthi missile strikes Ben-Gurion Airport - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

  • A Houthi missile struck Ben-Gurion Airport in Israel on May 4, 2025, after Israeli defenses failed to intercept it.
  • The missile attack followed months of Houthi missile launches targeting Israel, linked to Iran and its regional allies.
  • Several international airlines, including Lufthansa Group, Delta, United, British Airways, and others, canceled flights to Israel for up to several weeks.
  • El Al and other Israeli carriers saw stock rises above 5% after cancellations, with El Al capping one-way ticket prices to ease travel disruptions.
  • The missile strike set back Israeli airport operations and triggered anticipated extended flight suspensions, fare hikes, and increased travel stress.
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