Shuttle from Terminal 3 to Terminal 1 at Ben Gurion: Everything You Need to Know
Ben Gurion has two main terminals for passenger use – Terminal 3, used mainly for international flights, and Terminal 1, where some low-cost airlines’ international flights operate. The shuttle service between the two terminals is designed to help passengers get easily and quickly to the terminal they need, and is operated by the Israel Airports Authority.
How Does the Shuttle Between Terminal 3 and Terminal 1 Work?
The shuttle service uses small buses running at regular intervals around the clock. Passengers can easily reach the shuttle stop at Terminal 3 and travel directly to Terminal 1. The shuttle provides convenient, fast service, especially for those transferring between flights of different airlines or passengers returning on low-cost flights.
Shuttle Timetable and Frequency
The shuttle operates 24 hours a day at high frequency, usually every 10–20 minutes. It’s recommended to check the updated timetable with the Israel Airports Authority or on its website so you can plan your journey accordingly.
Shuttle Fare
The service is free for all passengers, making it an attractive, convenient option for moving between the two terminals at Ben Gurion.
Shuttle Stop Locations
The shuttle stop at Terminal 3 is located in the terminal exit area, so passengers can reach the service easily without a long search. Follow the airport signs to find the clearly marked waiting area.
Tips for Using the Shuttle Between Terminals
- Timetables and flights: it’s recommended to check flight schedules and plan your arrival at the airport according to the shuttle frequency.
- Luggage and comfort: the shuttles are equipped to carry luggage, so there’s no need to worry about a cumbersome transfer.
- Additional options: passengers with disabilities can contact the airport’s customer service desks for special assistance.
