Can airlines really offer such itineraries?

I. Mizrahi · 11-10-2012, 11:53 PM

Often times, while searching for an airline ticket from TLV to the U.S., you will get an offer from British Airways built like this: fly from TLV to LHR in the evening, landing at 9 pm or so, then take off to the U.S. the next morning, say at 10 or 11 am.
Such an itinerary means a full night of waiting between flights, most of the times more than 12 hours.
I'm interested to know: can an airline offer such a ticket? And if so, is it obliged to put the passenger in a hotel for the night?

I.M.

11-10-2012, 11:53 PM	#1
I. Mizrahi Trusted Member Member since: Oct 2012 Location: Israel Posts: 17 Rep Power: 3	Can airlines really offer such itineraries? Often times, while searching for an airline ticket from TLV to the U.S., you will get an offer from British Airways built like this: fly from TLV to LHR in the evening, landing at 9 pm or so, then take off to the U.S. the next morning, say at 10 or 11 am. Such an itinerary means a full night of waiting between flights, most of the times more than 12 hours. I'm interested to know: can an airline offer such a ticket? And if so, is it obliged to put the passenger in a hotel for the night? I.M.

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