Israeli carrier El Al is to open a new connection to the UK city of Manchester next year.
The airline’s reservations system indicates that it will operate three-times weekly on the route from Tel Aviv.
El Al is offering flights to Manchester from late May, the system shows.
It will use Boeing 737-800s on the route.
El Al already serves London Heathrow and London Luton. UK budget airline EasyJet serves Tel Aviv from Manchester.
Source: Cirium Dashboard
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