US airlines Delta and United are resuming flights to New York from Israel, marking a return to competition on the route following a pause related to the recent conflict. Israir is also preparing to launch its own New York service, further increasing options for travelers. However, despite this increase in flight availability, airfares are not expected to decrease significantly for several months, with November cited as a potential timeframe for a descent. Experts attribute the continued high prices to ongoing concerns surrounding the war and regional instability. The situation remains fluid, and fares could remain volatile as long as these fears persist. The return of major US carriers offers hope for future price relief, but immediate savings are unlikely. This resumption represents a positive step towards normalizing travel between the two countries.