Israel's Ben Gurion Airport Urges Public to Avoid Personal Cars Due to Full Parking
Israel's Airports Authority issued a public appeal on Sunday, September 27, requesting that passengers and those dropping them off temporarily refrain from arriving at Ben Gurion Airport in personal vehicles. The authority stated that all airport parking lots are currently at full capacity with no available spaces.
The situation has been attributed to a significant increase in passenger traffic coinciding with the autumn holiday period. Consequently, the Airports Authority strongly recommended utilizing public transportation instead.
This advisory will remain in effect until further notice. "We apologize for the inconvenience and ask for your understanding in this matter," the authority stated in its announcement. The Airports Authority has pledged to release updates once the parking situation improves.
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