I had a deeply disappointing experience…
I had a deeply disappointing experience with Air Haifa, not because of the wartime situation—which I fully understand—but because of a complete failure in communication that caused me real and avoidable damage.
I booked a return flight from Larnaca to Haifa (Invoice Receipt 63073). As the regional situation escalated in March 2026, I proactively contacted Air Haifa multiple times to confirm the status of my flight. At no point was I informed that my flight had been cancelled.
Instead, I received only vague emergency notices advising passengers to check the website. Based on the information published there, I was led to believe that my flight was still operating from Ben Gurion Airport.
Relying on this, I travelled to the airport early in the morning—only to discover that no such flight existed. There was no check-in counter, no prior notification, and no assistance until much later. By then, the damage was done: I missed my onward connection and had to purchase an entirely new ticket at significant cost.
This is not about disruption caused by extraordinary circumstances. It is about a basic duty of care: informing passengers when a flight is cancelled. That did not happen.
What is equally troubling is the lack of meaningful follow-up. Despite filing a formal complaint (Ref. 00049130), I received no proper human response, no explanation, and no accountability—only generic, anonymous emails.
I travelled under difficult personal circumstances to visit my 90-year-old mother during a time of conflict. I understand pressure. I understand crisis. But that does not excuse silence, disorganization, or neglect.
Air Haifa failed in the most fundamental responsibility an airline has: to communicate clearly with its passengers.
Until this is addressed seriously—with transparency, accountability, and compensation—I cannot recommend this airline.








