If you were on Lufthansa flight LH695 on 7 November 2026, you may be owed compensation. Here’s what we know and what to do.
| Flight | LH695 · Lufthansa |
|---|---|
| Route | Tel Aviv (TLV) → Frankfurt (FRA) |
| Scheduled departure | 7 November 2026, 07:05 |
| What happened | ~18h delay |
| Distance | about 2,950 km |
You can’t get both – you choose one route.
What happened
According to the Ben Gurion flight board, the flight scheduled for 7 November at 07:05 took off only on 8 November at 01:08 – about 18 hours late (departure delay; we don’t know the exact arrival time). The flight stops in Athens for a crew change.
What we know about the cause
On 5 November the Lufthansa Group announced its crews would not overnight in Israel until the end of November, citing concern about regional escalation. The airline may argue these were special circumstances. On the other hand, the airport operated normally and other airlines kept flying – so it’s an open question.
Full background: Lufthansa flights in November 2026 – what passengers are owed.
What passengers are owed
- Assistance: food and drink, and for a long delay a hotel and transfers – or reimbursement for what you paid yourself. Including kosher food.
- A full refund or an alternative ticket – your choice, and the airline must offer it. About full refunds.
- Fixed compensation – unless the airline proves special circumstances beyond its control, and unless you were told 14 days or more in advance.
- A technical fault generally does not exempt the airline.
What to do now
- Check for free what you’re owed – it takes a minute.
- Prepare a claim letter and small-claims draft yourself with the free claim kit.
- Keep your boarding pass, messages from the airline (with their dates) and receipts.
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Based on the public Ben Gurion flight board and the sources below, as of 9 November 2026. General information, not legal advice. EinTisa is not a law firm.