United will resume his Tel Aviv, in Israel, the flights on July 21 after the ceasefire of the conflict of Iran

The first American airline announced that it would take flights to Israel in the middle of the current ceasefire between the Jewish state and Iran.

United Airlines said he would take flights to Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv, Israel, New York / Newark on July 21, with flights twice a day returning the next day.

The airline based in Chicago interrupted the flights last month, with its last flight one day before “Rising Lion Operation” on June 11.

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Israel closed its airspace on June 13-with complete operations incorporating after the end of the 12 days of conflict following a cease-fire agreement negotiated by President Donald Trump.

“This recovery is in accordance with the long-standing commitment of United to serve such Aviv,” said a spokesperson for United in a statement to Fox News Digital.

United Airlines becomes the first American carrier to take over the flights to Tel Aviv, Israel. “Throughout 2025, United Aviv more than any other American airline,” he said. (Kobi Wolf / Bloomberg via Getty Images)

“Throughout 2025, United Aviv more than any other American airline,” he said.

The airline will continue to control passengers in Tel Aviv on its Boeing 787-10.

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“United Service in Tel Aviv still follows a detailed assessment of operational considerations in the region and a close consultation with the unions representing our agents and our pilots,” added the press release.

Thanks to a partnership with Lufthansa Group Airlines, United also offers links to Tel Aviv.

Before the new announcement, the airline based in Chicago had made its last flight to Israel on June 11. (istock)

American Airlines has not served Tel Aviv since October 6, 2023 – one day before Hamas’ terrorist attack.

“American continuously assesses its network and we have nothing new to share at the moment concerning the service of Tel Aviv,” said an American spokesperson.

The State Department always has a travel notice to “reconsider travel” in Israel, citing terrorism and civil disturbances, and “does not travel” in northern Israel.

President Donald Trump welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday because the first American carrier said he will restore his service in Tel Aviv. (Images Andrew Harnik / Getty)

“The security situation in Israel, including such as Aviv and Jerusalem, is unpredictable, and American citizens are recalled to remain vigilant and take the appropriate measures to increase their security consciousness as a security incident, including the mortar and rocket fires and armed UAV intrusions and missiles, can take place without warning.”

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President Trump welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the White House on Monday evening.

It was the first trip of the Jewish chief to Washington since the 12 -day war between Israel and Iran, and presents himself in the heels of a combat stop between the two countries, as Fox News Digital reported.

“We had a huge success together,” said Trump in the public part of their dinner meeting.

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“And I think it will only last even greater success in the future.”

Netanyahu surprised President Trump with an official appointment of the Nobel Peace Prize at dinner.