Ben Gurion Airport Parking Lots Reopen After Unusual Capacity Issues
Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
Ben Gurion Airport's public parking lots reopened Monday after being completely full due to high holiday travel. The Israel Airports Authority advised passengers they can now arrive by private car.
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- Ben Gurion Airport parking lots reopened Monday.
- Lots were full due to unusual holiday travel.
- Passengers can now arrive by private car.
- Public transportation was previously recommended.
Public parking lots at Ben Gurion Airport have reopened on Monday morning after being completely full due to an "unusual load" of travelers during the Sukkot holiday period. The Israel Airports Authority announced that spaces have become available and passengers can once again arrive at the airport by private vehicle, subject to availability.
On Sunday, the authority had issued an exceptional notice stating that all parking facilities were full until further notice. This was attributed to the high volume of passengers traveling during the High Holidays. Travelers and those accompanying them were urged to avoid arriving by private car and to use public transportation instead.
The authority wished travelers a happy Sukkot holiday.
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