Lighting on a Flight

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I am flying to Israel during Hanukkah and will not be able to light candles on the plane. What should I do?

Answer

Hello and Happy Hanukkah

If you are married and your wife lights candles at home, you are exempt from lighting candles.

If you are not married, you should send a messenger to light candles at your home at the time of lighting. 

In any case, you cannot fulfill the obligation on the plane, as the mitzvah of lighting is only at home.

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