Some flights could start up again at beginning of June depending on security situation, group says, after EU agency warned of risks to planes amid uncertainty about Iran truce

By Sharon Wrobel

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Sharon Wrobel is a tech reporter for The Times of Israel

The Lufthansa airline group on Thursday renewed its suspension of Tel Aviv routes until the end of June, but said it could resume some flights at the start of that month depending on the security situation in the region.

The group includes Germany’s flag carrier Lufthansa and low-cost airline Eurowings as well as SWISS, Austrian Airlines and Brussels Airlines.

Passengers affected by the cancellation of flights to or from Ben Gurion Airport will be contacted by the airlines directly and offered flexible rebooking options or a full refund,…