Due to the current situation in Israel, Ethiopian Airlines flights to and from Tel-Aviv are cancelled until June 30, 2025, inclusive.
Important Update:
New Routing Option Available Instead of Tel Aviv.
Passengers originally booked on flights from Addis Ababa to Tel Aviv may now be rerouted to Athens, Rome, or Amman.
This change is subject to the passenger signing a Form of Release
The document must be signed to rebook Addis TLV flight to Athens, Rome or Amman.
Please request the form from your travel agent or contact our call center.
Please note:
This is subject to change, based on the security situation in Israel.
Ethiopian Airlines rebooking policy due to the Israel airport closure:
This approval is valid for travel from 13Jun25 until 30Jun25.
Rebooking/Date change - Passengers may change to a new flight from/to TLV within the same cabin of travel and lowest available booking class on an alternative date without change fee and fare difference.
Reroute - Passengers may change to a new flight from/to TLV within the same cabin and lowest available booking class of travel on an alternative date without change fee and fare difference. Reroute can be via ATH/VIE/BRU and other Europe gateways with LY (regular scheduled flights).
Alternative Destination Rerouting ADD-TLV: Returnee passengers only on ADD - TLV may reroute their final destination to ATH (Athens) / ROM (Rome) / AMM (Amman) instead of TLV, only upon signing the attached release form. A Form of Release must be signed by the passenger to confirm acceptance of the alternative destination. This involuntary rerouting (INVO RRT to other destination instead of TLV) will be processed exclusively by TLV ET office.
Refund: Refundable and non-refundable tickets will be refunded fully with out charges. Refunds processed via GDS only.
(If ET took control of the booking / ticket – please email us refund request for further handling).
The Israel local customer protection laws supersedes and precedence over this policy.
*All other rules and conditions shall apply as per system rule.
