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Ben Gurion Airport Sees Rapid Recovery with Nearly 100,000 Passengers Daily in July
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First reported by Calcalist · 5 hours ago
What happened
Ben Gurion Airport is rapidly recovering from recent disruptions, expecting nearly 100,000 passengers daily by late July and a 25% rise in monthly traffic. The reopening of Terminal 1 and return of international airlines are driving this growth, signaling a full aviation sector recovery in Israel.
- 01Ben Gurion Airport expects nearly 100,000 passengers daily by July 30, a historic peak.
- 02July passenger traffic is projected at 2.3 million, a 25% increase from last year.
- 03Terminal 1 reopened for international flights, boosting airport capacity.
- 04International airlines have resumed full operations alongside Israeli carriers.
- 05Israel Airports Authority advises passengers to arrive early and use online check-in.
- 06New free one-hour waiting parking introduced to ease airport congestion.
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