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Israel's national carrier El Al will introduce seasonal flights between its hub in Tel Aviv and Dubrovnik this summer season. Services will commence on June 4 and run once per week, each Tuesday, until September 24 with the 189-seat Boeing 737-800 aircraft. Further flight details for the new route can be found here.

January 07, 2019
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  1. Anonymous13:52

    Almost all Boeing737-800 aircraft are Operated for subsidiary Sun d'Or under the same slogan:It's not just an airline. It's Israel.

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    1. pozdrav iz Rijeke17:51

      Not quite true about almost all - 800 operating for Sun d or. ELAL has 23 units of B737-800/900. Only 6 out of those operate for Sun d or. 17 units - 9x - 800 and 8x - 900 operate for ELAL itself. But I believe it will be those 6 Sun d or ones operating DBV, as they have one class /charter configuration, which is some 30 seats more than classic ELAL 2 class configuration

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  2. Anonymous14:07

    Bravo Hrvatska!

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  3. Anonymous15:57

    Another upper class airline flying to Dubrovnik.
    Dubrovnik is the jewel of the Balkans and a treasure for Europe.

    American Airlines, El Al, I am sure we will see high class carriers from Asia, too.
    By the way, El Al have their 767 classic, so if the route gets popular they might upgrade it.

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    1. Anonymous22:55

      SMFH....

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  4. Anonymous17:04

    Another great news for DBV with more to follow! Congrats!

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  5. Anonymous17:12

    Will OU still operate DBV-TLV?

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  6. Anonymous18:36

    I'm sure they will increase the frequency from only 1pw.

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  7. Unknown02:04

    So happy. I will fly often from.Dubrovnik to my favorite Tel Aviv.

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  8. Anonymous07:28

    Bad news for OU and ZAG.

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    1. OjOj09:04

      To ti je kaonkad kazes kako ti je ljeva ruka jaca/draza od desne......🤔

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