Arkia breaks the market: flights from Ben Gurion Airport for only 159 shekels
The Israeli airline surprises passengers and offers discounted tickets even on weekends, but who is the main target audience that will receive this special benefit and what are the conditions for receiving it?
The Israeli airline 'Arkia' is surprising the market and announced this morning (Sunday) a special dedicated benefit for residents of Eilat and the Eilot region, under which they will be able to purchase flight tickets on the Tel Aviv-Ramon route at a flat price of only 159 shekels each way.
As part of the benefit, a special dedicated quota will be allocated on Arkia flights from Ben Gurion Airport to Ramon Airport, located near Eilat, for residents of Eilat and the Eilot region. According to Arkia, bookings will be made through the company's website, subject to the presentation of an ID card and an Eilat resident card. The benefit will also be available for flights during the weekend on Fridays and Saturdays.
At Arkia, they emphasize: "The company continues to view the residents of Eilat and the Eilot region as a key target audience, and will continue to work to strengthen and develop the route to the city. We remain committed to providing accessible, continuous, and high-quality service to the city's residents."
Oz Berlovich, CEO of Arkia, stated: "Arkia will continue, as it has done throughout its 77 years of operation, to operate flights to Eilat and serve the city's residents. We are committed to continuing to strengthen the route and provide the residents of Eilat with accessible, high-quality, and convenient service."
