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Ben Gurion Airport Announces Scheduled Friday Closures for Maintenance
Ben Gurion Airport announces scheduled Friday evening closures for maintenance work, affecting flights on select dates between October 2026 and March 2027.
Ben Gurion Airport Fines Surge Amid Strict Automated Parking Enforcement
Ben Gurion Airport enforcement cameras have driven a 709% increase in fines since 2022, reminding drivers to use the new free waiting lot instead of stopping illegally.
Israel Airports Authority Accuses Minister May Golan of Security Breach
The Israel Airports Authority accuses Minister May Golan of bypassing security protocols at Ben Gurion Airport by driving her mother into a restricted zone without screening.
Herzliya Airport to Hold Planned Emergency Preparedness Drill on Thursday
The Israel Airports Authority announced a planned emergency drill at Herzliya Airport on Thursday, featuring heavy security forces and emergency vehicle movement.
Ben Gurion Airport Expects Over One Million Passengers During Sukkot
Ben Gurion Airport expects over one million passengers during the Sukkot holiday. The Airports Authority recommends advance check-in and early arrival.
Massive Queues and Staff Shortages Cause Heavy Delays at Ben Gurion Airport
Massive queues formed at Ben Gurion Airport's foreign passport control due to staff shortages and slow computers, sparking fresh tensions between authorities and the Histadrut.
Ben Gurion Airport Arcade Projected to Generate 24 Million NIS Annually
An administrative petition revealed that Babylon's upcoming gaming arcade at Ben Gurion Airport's Terminal 3 is projected to generate 24 million NIS annually, with passengers paying 132 NIS for 20 minutes.
Ben Gurion Airport Expects Over 100,000 Travelers for Rosh Hashanah
Ben Gurion Airport expects over 100,000 travelers ahead of Rosh Hashanah, marking the first holiday season with near-normal international flight activity since the war began.
The plan to break Ben Gurion Airport: This is how the biggest monopoly in Israel will be dismantled
The severe disruptions at Israel's main entry and exit gate lead to a demand for deep structural change: these are the steps that will introduce private competition and prevent the workers' committee from holding an entire country hostage.