The recent conflict initiated by Israel against Palestine and Lebanon, international flights at Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport have sharply decreased.

Numerous countries have halted their flights to Tel Aviv due to security concerns. However, the UAE’s airline, FlyDubai, maintains regular operations, highlighting the strengthening relationship between the Emirates and Israel, along with financial gains for the airline.

In the wake of Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election, there are expectations of a shift in diplomatic relations between Israel and the UAE once he assumes office.

According to the Associated Press, Professor Joshua from Bar-Ilan University in Israel noted, “The only Emirati airline connecting Israel to the outside world is providing services.”

FlyDubai operates daily flights to the Israeli airport, while other budget airlines have suspended their services to Tel Aviv. Notably, Etihad Airways from Abu Dhabi continues its operations in Israel.

The UAE’s official recognition of Israel in 2020 has made it crucial to sustain flight schedules, leading to an increase in FlyDubai’s financial assets. Since last October,

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FlyDubai has conducted over 1,800 flights to Israel, with 77 cancellations recorded. In September alone, the airline operated 200 flights to the region.

A passenger at FlyDubai’s check-in counter commented, “The flights indicate that the Emirati country wishes for peace in the region.”

However, FlyDubai has declined to comment on any related inquiries.