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The request comes less than two months after Israel froze negotiations with the airline due to its delay in resuming service to Tel Aviv following the war with Iran.
The facility, mainly used by budget airlines, had been shut for four months due to reduced traffic during the war with Iran.
The remaining 80% will remain at Ben Gurion Airport to maintain rapid deployment capabilities.
The warning comes ahead of a June 16 deadline set by the Israel Airports Authority.
Ben-Gurion Airport is operating normally.