Air Haifa continues to develop aviation from the north and operates direct flights from Haifa to the Cypriot tourist destination, Paphos.
Only $99 one way
Flights from Haifa to the Cypriot tourist destination will be operated at a starting price of $99 one way, and will join the company's flights from Haifa to Eilat, Larnaca and Athens.
As of 3/4/25
Air Haifa, the airline of the north, announces the launch of a new direct flight route from Haifa International Airport to Paphos, which will begin operating on 3/4/25.
6 days a week
The new line, which will operate six days a week, at a starting price of $99 one way, joins the company's regular operations from Haifa, which includes a variety of daily flights to Eilat, Larnaca and Athens.
All flights are operated on the company's latest ATR 72-600 aircraft, which constitute the youngest fleet of aircraft in Israel.
A growing range of destinations
"The launch of the route to Paphos, our fourth destination, is a direct continuation of Air Haifa's expansion strategy," says Dana Rubin, Air Haifa's VP of Customer Experience. "Ahead of the summer, we are preparing to receive a fourth aircraft that will allow us to add additional destinations in the Mediterranean basin and continue to contribute to employment and economic development in the northern region, while creating direct accessibility to a growing variety of destinations for residents of the north."
Access to Haifa Airport is convenient and fast, via Egged Line 100, which connects the central station of the Bay to the terminal every half hour. All of the company's flight tickets include the option to change or cancel in exchange for credit for future use up to 24 hours before departure via the company's website.
Air Haifa flight tickets include a free carry-on bag, and you can add a trolley and/or suitcase and reserve a seat in advance, as needed.
Good luck, the time has come when we can also fly to selected destinations from Haifa.
Good luck with all my heart
They don't mention that there's another $100 in the suitcase.
Hi Eric
A suitcase weighing up to 20 kg will cost a traveler to Cyprus $39 one way, a trolley will cost $19 one way 🙂
Why bother? I booked plane tickets to Paphos yesterday with another family and it cost us $200 one way.
Just a deception
Hi Doron
Although the prices are affordable (starting at $99 to Paphos one way), they are not necessarily the cheapest. We are competing with 10 companies flying from Ben Gurion Airport to Cyprus and it is likely that each time someone else will be cheaper.
Our message is not the price, although it is important, but the message of flights from Haifa. Indeed, everyone will do what is right and good for them. That's the beauty of it.
It is important to remember that our tickets are flexible, you can change or cancel a reservation up to 24 hours before the flight, so even those who book for the summer can do so with peace of mind.
Now everything is fine. Good night.
I read a message that Paphos is unsafe for Israeli tourists and all flights are or will be diverted to Larnaca. What is the truth? Maybe there was a problem in the past and now everything is fine?
How many tourists from Cyprus and Greece came to Haifa?!
We would love to hear what the contribution to tourism is or is it just a contribution to their tourism??
Hahahahahahahaha
But this happens to us with every country... Do you expect tourism from abroad during a war? Even in peacetime, there is no room for tourism from abroad at the rate at which Israelis are conquering destinations abroad.
What kind of tourists are we talking about? Look at the prices. Who will come here?