Ben Gurion International Airport (TLV)

There are both short-term and long-term parking facilities available at Israel Airport. Check with the airport directly for more information on facilities and the current rates. 

A number of car rental companies, including AVIS, Budget, Europcar and Hertz, are available at Israel Airport. Talk to your Travel Expert about organising car hire for your trip or book it yourself online before you leave. 

Licensed taxi ranks can be found outside both Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 at Israel Airport. Services operate 24/7 to destinations across the country. 

Airport shuttles and hotel transfers provide a good balance of convenience and affordability when travelling to or from Israel Airport. It’s worth organising this in advance, so ask your Travel Expert to help you book airport or hotel transfers today. 

Public transport connections from Israel Airport to Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and other destinations are available. Most services depart from Terminal 3. See the Israel Railways or relevant bus service websites for up-to-date information on timetables, fares and routes.  

Free shuttle services run frequently between Terminal 1, Terminal 3 and the long-term car park.  

There are lots of airlines flying into and out of Israel Airport (TLV). For a more complete list, see the page above. 

As a general rule, you should aim to arrive at Israel Airport at least two hours before your scheduled departure time for domestic flights and three hours before international flights. This should give you plenty of time to complete check-in, drop your bags and pass through any necessary security screenings before your boarding time. Keep in mind that you may experience longer lines and delays during busy travel periods, so check with the airport, airline or your Travel Expert directly for more information on recommended arrival times. 

There are plenty of transport options available from Israel Airport to Tel Aviv or Jerusalem (and vice versa), including airport shuttles, taxi transfers, car rentals and public transport connections. 

Yes, there are several lounges at Israel Airport, including the Arbel Lounge, Aspire Lounge and King David Lounge. Access to airport lounges may be possible depending on your ticket class, frequent flyer membership, credit card benefits or by purchasing a day pass. Check with the airport directly for more information on how to access the lounges at Israel Airport. 

If you’re looking for showers or a quiet space to relax while you wait for your flight, check the facilities, opening times and whether you’re able to access any of the lounges at Israel Airport. 

Check-in times and baggage rules for flights departing from Israel Airport will vary depending on your ticket, so confirm with your airline in advance. Remember, it’s often possible to check in online or via your airline’s app, which can help save time at the airport. For more information or help finding your check-in times and baggage limits, talk to your Travel Expert. 

There are two terminals at Israel Airport, Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. Check your flight booking information and boarding pass to confirm your departure or arrival terminal in advance. A free shuttle service runs frequently for passengers needing to transfer between the two terminals. 

Yes, short-term and long-term parking is available at Israel Airport. Check with the airport directly for more information on facilities and the current rates. 

A dedicated baby care area is available at Israel Airport, equipped with a sink, changing facilities and a nursing chair. Families can also use the kids’ play areas located in Concourses B, C and D of the airport.  

A number of retail stores and dining options are available for you to enjoy before your flight, including duty-free shopping. Check the Israel Airport terminal map or website for an up-to-date list of stores and their opening information.