The empty departure hall at the Ben Gurion International Airport on March 11, 2020. Israeli authorities imposed severe restrictions on all travelers entering Israel, including a two week home quarantine of all arrivals from all countries to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Photo by Flash90
Israel’s Finance Ministry estimates the damages from the coronavirus to reach $12 billion. The travel and airline industries have been hit first, i24News reports.
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Additional U.S. military aircraft could force widespread flight cancellations at Israel's busiest international airport.