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		<title>Abu Dhabi&#8217;s Etihad to start direct flights to Israel next year</title>
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<p><strong>Abu Dahbi (Reuters) &#8211;</strong> Abu Dhabi&#8217;s Etihad Airways said on Monday it would start daily flights to Tel Aviv in March after the United Arab Emirates and Israel&#8217;s established formal ties this year.</p>



<p>Flight will start March 28 and will be timed to connect with Etihad services to and from China, Thailand, India and Australia, the state-owned carrier said in a statement.</p>



<p>The announcement comes as the aviation industry faces its worst-ever crisis because of the coronavirus pandemic, which has wrecked air travel demand.</p>



<p>Etihad has slashed jobs and pushed forward with plans to shrink into a mid-sized carrier focused on carrying passengers to and from Abu Dhabi, the UAE capital.</p>



<p>Abu Dhabi does not allow non-residents to enter the emirate at its airport, and has not said when that coronavirus-related restriction would be lifted.</p>



<p>Neighbouring Dubai allows foreign visitors to enter.</p>



<p>State-owned flydubai will launch direct flights to Tel Aviv this month, while Dubai&#8217;s airport operator has said El Al (ELAL.TA), Israir, Arkia will start Tel Aviv-Dubai services in December,</p>



<p>Etihad, flydubai and Israel&#8217; El Al have operated charter services between the UAE and Israel in recent months.</p>
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		<title>First Emirati passenger plane lands in Israel from UAE</title>
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<p><strong>Tel Aviv (AFP)</strong> &#8211; The first ever passenger flight from the United Arab Emirates to Israel landed near Tel Aviv on Monday, a month after the countries signed an agreement normalizing ties.</p>



<p class="hide-in-mobile">Etihad Airways flight EY 9607 from Abu Dhabi landed at Ben Gurion airport early in the morning with only crew on board, a spokeswoman for the Israel Airports Authority told AFP.</p>



<p class="hide-in-mobile">The plane&nbsp;picked up Israeli tourism professionals, who would be flying to the UAE for a two-day trip visit organized by Israeli company Maman Group, the spokeswoman said.</p>



<p class="hide-in-mobile">The UAE carrier said it had made “history”. “Etihad has become the first Gulf airline to operate a passenger flight to Israel. And this is only the beginning,” the airline said on Twitter.</p>


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<p lang="en" dir="ltr">Today, we make history. Etihad has become the first Gulf airline to operate a passenger flight to Israel. And this is only the beginning&#8230;</p>
<p>Salam and Shalom! <a href="https://t.co/KT66QFfqmg">pic.twitter.com/KT66QFfqmg</a></p>
<p>— Etihad Airways (@etihad) <a href="https://twitter.com/etihad/status/1318064269041295361?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 19, 2020</a></p></blockquote>
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<p class="hide-in-mobile">Etihad planes had landed in Ben Gurion with medical supplies in May and June to help the Palestinians cope with the coronavirus pandemic.</p>



<p class="hide-in-mobile">The Palestinians, who object the agreement Israel forged with the UAE, refused to receive the aid.</p>



<p class="hide-in-mobile">In August, Israel and the UAE announced that they had reached a US-brokered deal to normalize ties, following years of discreet economic and security cooperation.</p>



<p class="hide-in-mobile">Israel’s parliament, the Knesset, ratified the UAE deal last week.</p>



<p class="hide-in-mobile"><a href="https://millichronicle.com/2020/10/israel-uae-to-sign-agreement-for-28-flights-per-week-ministry-says/">The UAE and Israel were due on Tuesday to sign an agreement</a> to have&nbsp;28 weekly commercial flights&nbsp;between the countries, a transportation ministry official said.</p>



<p class="hide-in-mobile">In Manama on Sunday,&nbsp;<a href="https://millichronicle.com/2020/10/israel-bahrain-formalise-ties-at-ceremony-attended-by-u-s-officials/">Israel and Bahrain signed a deal to establish relations</a>, making the UAE and Bahrain only the third and fourth Arab states to normalize ties with Israel, following Israel’s 1979 peace deal with Egypt and a 1994 pact with Jordan.</p>
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