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From Munich to Tel Aviv with Hapagfly

Munich, Germany - The German carrier will operate a weekly flight for Israel

The German Hapagfly, airline owned by TUI Group, starts today to operate a weekly flight connecting Munich with Tel Aviv. This new route makes Hapagfly the second airline after Lufthansa to serve non-stop flights with Israel. Sebastian Ebel, TUI executive board’s member, sustains that "Demand to Israel is significantly growing" and that "The situation is more stable and quiet now", clearly referring t...

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Rome, Italy, 11/03/2005 16:38
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