United Airlines Resumes Tel Aviv Flights

United Airlines has announced that it will restart flights to Tel Aviv from Chicago and Washington, D.C. in November after nearly two years. Services from Chicago O’Hare will begin on November 1, followed by Washington Dulles on November 2.

The airline had already resumed twice-daily flights from Newark to Tel Aviv in July. With this move, United will operate a total of 21 weekly flights to Israel, making it the U.S. carrier with the most services to the country.

Meanwhile, Delta and several European carriers restarted their routes to Israel during the summer of 2025, while airlines such as American Airlines and easyJet continue to suspend their operations.