Air Haifa launched the new route to Mykonos, a historic flight departed today (Monday, May 25, 2026) for the first time from Haifa, with prices starting at $99.
The new destination joins Air Haifa's expanding summer flight schedule, alongside popular destinations in Greece, Cyprus and Eilat with a unique policy that allows cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.
From Haifa, we strengthen the north
Air Haifa today (Monday, 25.05.2026) operated the inaugural direct flight from Haifa Airport to Mykonos, the first direct flight from Haifa to one of the most sought-after and beloved vacation destinations in Greece among the Israeli public.
Mykonos, one of the most sought-after destinations in the Aegean Sea, is known for its famous beaches, including the party beach Paradise Beach and the popular Super Paradise Beach, alongside the iconic windmills, the picturesque "Little Venice" neighborhood and the vibrant nightlife that attracts visitors from all over the world.
The new route joins the company's expanding summer flight schedule, which includes direct flights to Athens, Larnaca, Rhodes, Paphos, Crete and Eilat, with Air Haifa expected to inaugurate the new direct route to Karpathos in the coming days. Flight prices to Mykonos will start at $99 one-way, subject to availability.
In addition, Air Haifa continues to offer its passengers the company's unique flexible cancellation policy, which allows for flight cancellation up to 24 hours before departure and full credit for future redemption valid for two years, with the aim of providing maximum flexibility and convenience to passengers.
Demand from the traveling public
"Even before the inaugural flight took off today, we received dozens and even hundreds of requests from passengers requesting that we open a direct line to Mykonos, which attracts visitors from all over the world. After the successful launch of Crete and soon Karpathos, we continue to expand the options available to residents of the north and allow them to start their vacation closer to home, in a simpler, more convenient and more accessible way."
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Good luck, let's hope there will be flights to Eilat soon...
The poor of your city come first…
It's just a shame, a shame, the trip to Haifa Airport goes through a bad road and the parking is what, there is no organized parking, people park on the sands.
Listen, it's typical of Haifa that everything is messed up.
shame shame