My screen didn’t work throughout the entire flight. The flight attendant arranged for me to receive $50 off my next flight without my even complaining for the discomfortt.Hopefully it will come through. Great customer service

Jerusalem Flight Information

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Jerusalem

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TAP Portugal, Aeroflot-Russian Airlines, Air Serbia, JetBlue Airways, Air Europa, Delta, LOT-Polish Airlines, American Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, British Airways, Turkish Airlines, EL AL Israel Airlines

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FAQs about flights from Airport () to Jerusalem Airport (TLV)

Which airlines fly to Jerusalem?

Booking a seat with Turkish Airlines is the best option if you intend to kick off your thrilling vacation in Jerusalem.

If I am not able to travel due to COVID-19, can I change my booking to a later date?

For more info about changing your flight to Jerusalem, please visit our Customer Service Portal.

What airport is best to fly into Jerusalem?

There's no prospect of your cab driver going to the wrong airport in Jerusalem, as there's just one operating in the city. Tel Aviv Airport (TLV-Ben Gurion) is 25 miles from the downtown area.

Where to stay in Jerusalem

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You'll have to book early if you want to stay close to Jerusalem. The Market Courtyard - Jerusalem Suites is the only listed property within a short drive of the center.

If you've been told some amazing things about Western Wall and are longing to really experience it, you might like to stay close by. The Chain Gate Hostel and the Western Wall Luxury House are both a short stroll away, so have a squiz at all they've got to offer and secure one today.

How to get through airport security fast when traveling to Jerusalem

Your journey to Jerusalem begins the minute you've finished all the security checks. Here are some hints and tips to make sure you get through quickly:

Have your passport and boarding pass somewhere handy. They'll be the first things you'll be asked to produce by airport security staff.
Keep in mind that belts with metal buckles can set off the body scanner's alarms. If you're wearing one, you may be asked to step back and remove it before moving on.
Electronic goods such as laptops, phones and cameras need to be sent through the X-ray machine separately. Be sure to have them within easy reach.
When you get to the security checkpoint, you'll be asked to place all liquids, gels and creams in a separate tub for scanning. Make sure they're all in containers no larger than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) and sealed in a clear zip-lock bag.
Safety boots and other cumbersome shoes are typically X-rayed by security personnel. We suggest wearing lightweight sneakers instead.
Razors and knives are not allowed on board the aircraft. Stash them away in your checked luggage to avoid leaving them at the airport security checkpoint.

Flights To Jerusalem

With crumbling Bauhaus buildings and limestone dwellings shouldering sacred shrines, Israel's most visited city, Jerusalem, is every architecture- and history-lover's dream. Wander through the cobbled streets, and you'll discover colorful spice souks, artifact-filled museums, and places of worship that will transport you to a bygone era. Flights to Jerusalem will allow you to experience the rich culture of this Holy City. The best way to travel to Jerusalem is to fly to Ben Gurion International Airport (TLV), which is 34 miles from the city center.

Transportation From TLV

Are you after some wallet-friendly accommodation? Try the homely budget hotels located in the Nahava Shiva District. For glitzy and glamorous hotels in Jerusalem with all the trimmings, book a stay in the swanky Old Town or near the luxury shopping hub of Al Zahra Street. Shared shuttles and public buses are on hand to transport you from Ben Gurion International Airport to Jerusalem.

Private taxis can be booked in the official taxi stand outside of the Arrivals hall, and they pride themselves on being a more convenient way to travel from TLV to your hotel, provided that you agree on a set price before you depart. If you prefer to have your own set of wheels and want the freedom to travel to other Israeli hotspots, like the capital city of Tel Aviv or the Red Sea resort town of Eilat, then it's a good idea to hire a rental car for your road trip.

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