Arkia treats Israelis: direct flights from Ben Gurion Airport for only $49
The Israeli airline has announced last-minute deals, allowing Israelis to enjoy flights to favorite destinations at rock-bottom prices. As part of the "Flight Market" campaign, flights to Greece and Europe are offered starting from $49 one-way.
Aviation giants in Israel have already managed to sell most of the flight tickets to favorite destinations this month, but the few remaining tickets are now being offered at an exceptionally low price. For Israelis planning a spontaneous last-minute vacation, the airline Arkia has launched an unprecedented campaign in which it is offering flight tickets for only $49.
As part of the campaign titled "Flight Market," the airline is offering last-minute flights at winning prices. According to a check on the Arkia website, flights to the beloved neighboring cities of Larnaca or Paphos are offered at a price of only $49 one-way, as are flights to the capital of Bulgaria, Sofia. Flights to Crete, Corfu, Rhodes, and Athens in Greece are also offered at an identical price.
At a price of $59 one-way, you can find direct flights to Tivat in Montenegro, and to Thessaloniki in Greece the price is only $68. Up to $100 one-way, you can also find flights to Kalamata, Rome, Podgorica, Mykonos, and Tirana on a variety of dates. The company offers many more flights at prices of up to $150 or $200 one-way.
As recalled, the airline Arkia resumed flights last week from Israel to Morocco after three years. A price check reveals that flight prices on this route start at $498 and can reach about $600 during busy and high-demand periods.
