El Al low-cost airline brand - UP is terminated for a new pricing model

EL AL's low-cost airline brand, UP officially completes its operations, and a new pricing model for European destinations has come into effect. The cards are divided into three types: easy, classic and flexible. Prices will be according to the card level.
The Lite card will include hand luggage, hand bag, snack and drink. The classic card will include a hand luggage, a handbag, a light meal, the option of choosing a standard seat and sending a suitcase to the belly of the plane. In addition, this card can be changed or canceled at an additional charge.
The flexible ticket (FLEX) is the more expensive ticket in the economy class. The passenger can take a personal hand luggage and two hand luggage. He can also send a suitcase to the plane's interior and order a seat. He will also receive designated ticket counters on flights departing from Tel Aviv.
Passengers who ordered a LITE card will be able to add paid items as needed. For sending a suitcase to the plane in advance, they will pay $ 35 in each direction. The price at the airport will be double - $ 70, one way. For a regular seat selection they will pay $ 15 in direction, for a front seat $ 20 in direction and for a preferred $ 60 seat direction.
For example, a flight to Paris on October 18 and a return on November 1 will cost you $ 368 on the discounted ticket (there are also more expensive flights on the same day) and the classic ticket from $ 448. Meaning a gap of $ 80. If you add $ 35 in each direction for a suitcase and $ 15 in each direction for a regular seat selection you will find that you saved $ 20 in purchasing the classic ticket. In addition. If you have not paid in advance for the suitcase, you will get double price field and the gap will increase accordingly. By the way, for that flight the price of the expensive ticket was $ 548.

In honor of the 70th anniversary of El Al, the company has chosen in September to paint the new Dreamliner based on the legendary Boeing 707. El Al's retro-model Dreamliner, the company's sixth, will be called Rehovot, and is scheduled to arrive in Israel in early August.
The paint of the Dreamliner is based on the painting used on the Boeing 707 during the first decade of their operation in El Al. This was between the years 1961-1972
The painting of the retro plane is based on the painting of 707s in the 1970s. The 707s continued to serve El Al until 1989. El Al was slightly altered with the absorption of 747s.