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Notifications And Updates

  1. Opening of Terminal 1 for aviation activity on June 28, 2026

    Public Notice
    Please be advised that, effective Sunday, 28 June 2026, Terminal 1 will resume aviation operations for domestic flights to and from Ramon Airport.
    Domestic arriving flights from Ramon Airport will arrive at Terminal 1.

    As of 1 July 2026, Terminal 1 will also reopen for international flight operations.
    Passengers departing on international flights from Terminal 1 will complete the full departure passenger process at the terminal, including: Security screening, Check-in, Passport control, Duty Free services, and Boarding.
    All arriving international flights will continue to arrive at Terminal 3.

    Please note that some airlines will operate flights from both Terminal 1 and Terminal 3.
    Passengers are strongly advised to verify their departure terminal prior to arriving at Ben Gurion Airport by consulting the flight schedule on the Israel Airports Authority website- Click here

    Passenger services include:
    Long-term and short-term parking lots
    Click here for more information on parking options.

    Free internal shuttle service operating according to the flight schedule
    Click here for more information about the internal shuttle.

    Licensed taxi services to all parts of the country from both Terminal 1 and Terminal 3
    Click here for more information about authorized taxis from Ben Gurion Airport.

  2. One-hour free waiting parking lot at Ben Gurion Airport

    Notice to the General Public:
    Starting today (1 June 2026), a dedicated waiting parking lot will be available for drivers arriving to pick up passengers from Ben Gurion Airport, with the first hour of parking free of charge.
    The parking lot allows drivers to wait comfortably until passengers arrive, without disrupting traffic or risking a parking ticket.
    The Israel Airports Authority reminds the public that stopping or waiting on roads within the airport area is prohibited and poses a traffic safety risk. Enforcement is carried out through a network of cameras deployed throughout the airport, and drivers who violate the regulations may be fined NIS 500.
    The new parking lot is located just a few minutes from the terminal and can be found on Waze by searching for: "One-Hour Waiting Parking Lot - Ben Gurion Airport".
    Park, wait, and arrive for passenger pickup on time - without stress, without risk, and without fines

  3. Israel Airports Authority Notice – Provision of Valet Parking Services Contrary to Regulations

     

    Provision of Valet Parking Services at Ben Gurion Airport Without Authorization

     

    The Israel Airports Authority wishes to inform the traveling public that valet parking services — including vehicle pick-up and drop-off — are not provided at Ben Gurion Airport

     

    Any company offering or providing such services is doing so illegally and without the approval of the Israel Airports Authority

     

    Recently, there has been an increase in complaints from passengers who purchased these unauthorized services, reporting damages caused to them or their vehicles

     

    In light of this, the Israel Airports Authority urges passengers not to engage with individuals or companies offering valet parking services, which are rendered unlawfully and may result in serious consequenc

     

    The Authority continues to take all available administrative and legal measures to eradicate this unauthorized activity and to protect the interests and safety of the traveling public.