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UK working with Israel to arrange charter flights out of Tel Aviv, Lammy says
LONDON: Britain is working with Israeli authorities to arrange charter flights for British nationals from Tel Aviv when the airport reopens, foreign minister David Lammy said on Friday. “As part of our efforts to support British nationals in the Middle East, the government is working with the Israeli authorities to provide charter flights from Tel Aviv airport when airspace reopens,” Lammy said in a statement. Israel’s main international gateway, Ben Gurion Airport, closed last week due to Israel and Iran’s spiralling air war.
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independent.co.uk
Britons stuck in Israel set to be flown home, Lammy announces
Labour foreign secretary has said Brits should continue to register their presence in the country
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telegraph.co.uk
Foreign Office to evacuate stranded Britons from Israel
David Lammy announces charter flights for British nationals when Israeli airspace reopens
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arabnews.com
UK working with Israel to arrange charter flights out of Tel Aviv, Lammy says
LONDON: Britain is working with Israeli authorities to arrange charter flights for British nationals from Tel Aviv when the airport reopens, foreign minister David Lammy said on…
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bbc.com
UK preparing to charter flights from Israel, David Lammy says
The foreign secretary says charter flights from Tel Aviv will take place once Israeli airspace re-opens.
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theguardian.com
British nationals who want to leave Israel to be offered flights to UK, says David Lammy
Foreign secretary says government will provide charter flights from Tel Aviv when airspace reopens
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dailymail.co.uk
UK to charter flights to rescue Brits in Israel once airspace opens
UK nationals left stranded in Israel warn inaction could 'cost lives' as Lammy announces Britain will charter rescue flights only after Tel Aviv airspace reopens.
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UK preparing flight out of Israel for British nationals next week
British nationals are being asked to register their interest in joining the flight.