TLV
Ben Gurion International Airport (TLV) is an airport serving Tel-aviv, Israel.
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About TLV Airport
Frequently asked questions
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How do I get to and from Ben Gurion International Airport?
Ben Gurion International Airport is accessible by rail, bus, taxi and private car. A direct train links the airport with Tel Aviv and other cities; local and intercity buses serve the terminal area. Taxis and app-based ride-hailing services operate from designated ranks outside arrivals. Car rental companies have desks at the airport and parking is available short- and long-term; allow extra time for road traffic and security checks when planning transfers.
How do the terminals work at Ben Gurion International Airport?
The airport has a central complex with international and domestic operations organized through a few connected terminals and concourses. Check-in halls are clearly signed; international departures require passport control and security screening. Transfers between flights are handled through transit zones with dedicated signage and staff to assist international-to-international or international-to-domestic connections. Follow airline instructions for check-in counters and transfer desks.
Tips for flying from Ben Gurion International Airport
Arrive earlier than usual for international flights due to thorough security and passport control; allow additional time during holiday periods. Keep travel documents and any required permits easily accessible. Carry liquids and electronics in line with aviation security rules, and be prepared for secondary screening. If you have onward travel in Israel, check customs rules and allow time for baggage claim and recheck if switching between international and domestic sectors.