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Delta restarted daily service from New York on Sunday, while United is set to resume two daily Newark flights on Tuesday as major U.S. carriers gradually return to Ben Gurion Airport.

Belgian union ACV Puls is challenging Brussels Airlines’ decision to require crew members to fly to Tel Aviv, demanding that employees be allowed to decline the assignments. The airline says flights have resumed successfully and that security conditions are under constant review.

Israel Airports Authority is preparing for a Tishrei holiday travel surge: More than 3 million passengers are expected to pass through its facilities during September and the holiday season. The authority has issued a series of guidelines for the public.

Following the congestion and disruptions, the Israel Airports Authority management and workers’ committee have agreed on immediate steps to restore normal operations at Ben-Gurion Airport. Management employees will join shifts, while the hiring of new workers will continue ahead of the Tishrei holidays.

A labor dispute at Ben Gurion Airport shut down check-in counters and disrupted flights, which began gradually resuming at 3 p.m. The Airports Authority and Transportation Ministry threatened legal action, while the Histadrut said it had warned for months about staffing shortages.

A malfunction in Greece’s airspace radar system is causing major delays on flights to and from Israel. Because of the issue, limits were placed on the pace of air traffic, and airlines are changing routes.

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