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Ben Gurion Airport Prepares for Peak August Travel with 2.6 Million Passengers Expected
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First reported by Calcalist · 18 hours ago
What happened
Ben Gurion Airport expects 2.6 million passengers in August, with peak days reaching 100,000 travelers. The Israel Airports Authority urges early arrival, online check-in, and use of self-service options to ease congestion during the busy summer month.
- 01Ben Gurion Airport expects 2.6 million passengers in August across 47 airlines.
- 02Peak daily passenger numbers may reach 100,000 on specific August dates.
- 03Popular destinations include Greece, Cyprus, Italy, UAE, USA, and Germany.
- 04Passengers should arrive three hours early and complete online check-in if possible.
- 05Self-service kiosks and the W terminal expedite baggage and boarding for some travelers.
- 06Reservists must check bags for military items to avoid security delays.
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Full coverage · 6 outlets
The same event, reported separately by each newsroom. Open a few to compare what each emphasizes — and what they leave out.
Behadrei HaredimRight · Hebrew1 hour ago
Ben Gurion Airport Prepares for Peak August Travel with 2.6 Million Passengers Expected
YnetCenter · Hebrew2 hours ago
Ben Gurion Airport Prepares for Record August Traffic as Air Haifa Launches Thessaloniki Route
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