Larnaka? Air Haifa? Aegeian?

Good, now we’re talking practical options

If regular flights from **Ben Gurion Airport** are unstable, Cyprus and Greece are usually the first realistic corridors.

Let’s break it down calmly:

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## 1️⃣ Larnaca (Cyprus) — VERY common emergency route

Airport:
Larnaca International Airport

Why this works:

• Very short flight (about 40 minutes)
• Often first route to reopen in regional escalations
• From Larnaca you can fly anywhere in Europe

Airlines that commonly operate this route:

* Aegean Airlines
* Arkia
* El Al
* Israir

This is usually the safest “bridge” option.

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## 2️⃣ Air Haifa?

Air Haifa

Very small regional airline. Limited fleet.
Unlikely to be main evacuation route.
I would not rely on it as primary strategy.

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## 3️⃣ Aegean Airlines?

Aegean Airlines

Strong option.

If flights operate, Athens is an excellent transit hub:

Airport:
Athens International Airport

From Athens he can connect easily to Poland or anywhere in Europe.

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## Strategy ranking (most realistic first)

1️⃣ Short hop to Larnaca
2️⃣ Short hop to Athens
3️⃣ Then connection onward

Land exit (Jordan/Egypt) only if flights fully shut down.

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## Very important question

Has Ben Gurion fully closed right now — or just mass cancellations?

Because that changes whether we focus on:

• Rebooking
• Or land exit contingency planning

Tell me current status where he is —
and I’ll give you the safest decision tree.