Airport Guide
Tel Aviv Airport (TLV)
Tel Aviv Airport (TLV)
Ben Gurion Airport, known by its IATA code TLV, is the primary international gateway to Israel, situated near the city of Lod. It serves as a critical regional hub, connecting the Mediterranean coast with major global destinations across four continents.
Israel
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Flight Partners
Operating Airlines
El Al
United Airlines
Ryanair
Lufthansa
Wizz Air
Flight Connections
Popular Routes
New York (JFK) to Tel Aviv
Multiple daily direct flights via El Al and Delta
London (LHR) to Tel Aviv
Frequent daily service with El Al, British Airways, and Virgin Atlantic
Paris (CDG) to Tel Aviv
High-frequency route served by Air France and El Al
Dubai (DXB) to Tel Aviv
Daily connections via Emirates, flydubai, and Arkia
Larnaca (LCA) to Tel Aviv
Short-haul regional flights operating several times per day
Explore Nearby
Trending Places
Old Jaffa Port and historic city center
The White City Bauhaus Architecture district
Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Carmel Market for local food and spices
Gordon Beach and the Mediterranean promenade
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Quick Facts
Country
Israel
Got Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
How early should I arrive for a flight at TLV?
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Due to rigorous security protocols, it is highly recommended to arrive at least three hours before your scheduled departure.
Is there a train from the airport to Tel Aviv?
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Yes, a direct train station is located on Level S of Terminal 3, offering fast connections to Tel Aviv Savidor Central and other cities.
Does TLV offer free Wi-Fi?
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Yes, free high-speed Wi-Fi is available for all passengers throughout the terminals.
Which terminal do I use for low-cost flights?
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Most low-cost carriers and domestic flights operate from Terminal 1, while major international airlines use Terminal 3.
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