Wizz Air Abu Dhabi to commence flights to Tel Aviv on April 18

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Wizz Air Abu Dhabi has announced that it will start flying to Tel Aviv on April 18.

This comes after Israel was added to the UAE capital’s green list.

Passenger services From Abu Dhabi to Tel Aviv will be made available three times a week in April, and will become daily in May.

Travellers can now book their tickets online or via the airline’s mobile app, with fares starting at as low as AED 99.

 Kees Van Schaick, Managing Director of Wizz Air Abu Dhabi, said, "In light of the recently eased restrictions, I’m delighted to announce the date of the first WIZZ flight from Abu Dhabi to Tel Aviv later this month.

"The connection between the two cities is a historic moment – the link between the UAE and Israel will further contribute to the tourism sector and help to diversify the local economy, while bringing new low-fare business and leisure opportunities for travellers."

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