Ben Gurion International Airport FAQ

Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv, Israel, uses ICAO code LLBG and IATA code TLV. It sits in Middle East at 135 ft elevation.

At 13,325 ft, the 13,325 ft runway accommodates ultra long range jets and below. Final clearance depends on actual takeoff weight, temperature, and obstacles — longer runway doesn't guarantee every heavy variant in every condition.

Ben Gurion International Airport hosts 1 FBOs, including Universal Aviation and CAY Aviation. Across them, 2 operate 24/7; 2 have VIP lounges; customs and border-protection are available.

Yes. Ben Gurion International Airport provides customs and border-protection clearance on field, so international charter flights can clear directly without transiting another airport.

Ben Gurion International Airport operates 24/7. Key facilities: 24/7 Operations, Israeli Security & Customs, VIP Terminal, Fuel: Jet-A1, Enhanced Security, Ground Transport.

Common private jet routes from Ben Gurion International Airport include: Tel Aviv to Le Bourget (LFPB); Tel Aviv to London Farnborough (EGLF); Tel Aviv to Larnaca (LCLK); Tel Aviv to Teterboro (KTEB). These reflect real-world private aviation traffic patterns — and are among the most frequent empty-leg corridors.

Around Tel Aviv, key destinations include: Tel Aviv Beach, Old Jaffa, Jerusalem (45 min), Dead Sea (90 min). VOLO's concierge team can coordinate ground transport, hotels, and private tours alongside your charter.