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Delta to Resume Daily New York-Tel Aviv Flights on September 6

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Delta will restart daily nonstop service between New York-JFK and Ben Gurion Airport, with the first U.S. departure scheduled for September 6 and the first Tel Aviv return on September 7. The airline will operate an Airbus A330-900neo with Delta One, Premium Select, Comfort and Main cabins. Delta said the resumption follows a review of regional security and that it will continue coordinating with aviation authorities and government agencies. The company said the safety and security of customers and employees remain its top priority.

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