El Al was forced to cancel several flights on Monday due to the limited number of expected passengers on the plane, Calcalist reported. According to the report, El Al sources said that the flights aren’t covering the expenses. El Al’s announcement is the latest in a series of statements since the outbreak of the coronavirus about cancellations and flight delays as well as the recently announced layoff plan of 1,000 employees. Some of the flights that were canceled were to destinations that aren’t considered high-risk at all – the UK, Austria and Germany. “The passengers are simply not arriving. There’s no point in flying,” the El Al source said. A Calcalist report on Sunday said that El Al froze a number of pilot training courses as well as flight training courses.
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