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Kan NewsGeneral

Ben Gurion Airport Parking Lots Full, Urges Public to Use Public Transport

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Hebrew · 28 newsrooms covering

Ben Gurion Airport's parking facilities are completely full due to high passenger numbers during the High Holidays, prompting authorities to ask the public to use public transport instead of private vehicles.

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  • Ben Gurion Airport parking lots are at full capacity.
  • High passenger volume during High Holidays caused the shortage.
  • Drivers are urged to avoid arriving by private car.
  • Public transportation is recommended as an alternative.
  • The Airports Authority apologized for the inconvenience.
Ben Gurion Airport Parking Lots Full, Urges Public to Use Public Transport
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The Israel Airports Authority announced on Sunday that all private vehicle parking lots at Ben Gurion Airport (TLV) have reached full capacity. Due to the significant increase in passenger volume during the High Holidays (Chagim), the airport is experiencing unprecedented demand.

Drivers are strongly advised to avoid arriving at the airport in private cars until further notice. The authority is urging travelers and those accompanying them to utilize public transportation options to reach the airport.

The Airports Authority apologized for the inconvenience and requested the public's understanding. An update will be provided once parking availability changes.

Kan NewsCentre · Jerusalem

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