Hello,
Some Wikimaniacs already landed in Israel, but most of you will be
flying in the next few days.
The travel agent who sold you the plane ticket must have told you
this, but let me re-iterate it, because it's very, very important:
When you go to Israel, arrive to the airport three and a
Thank you Amir for your information, since it was not given by my own agent.
That said, it depends on where you'll start if you really have to
arrive 3h30 before the flight departure. In AMS, my boarding hour was
set 1 hour before the departure itself as usual but the boarding gate
was said to be
A couple of people commented privately and told me that i may be
exaggerating. I am not exaggerating: on all my direct flights to and
from Israel in the recent years the agents requested that i be at the
airport 3 and a half hours before the flight. I am actually happy
about it: it's a great
I flew over 20 times in and out of Israel in the last couple of years and
was never in the airport more than 2 hours before the flight, and everything
was fine. However, for Israelis the procedures can indeed be quicker.
From what I know the recommended time to be in TLV for tourists is 3 hours
I agree with Harel,
I also few Dozens times, and I never got more than two hours - two and a
half before :)
Itzik
On Sat, Jul 30, 2011 at 2:25 PM, Harel Cain harel.c...@gmail.com wrote:
I flew over 20 times in and out of Israel in the last couple of years and
was never in the airport more
If you, for example, fly from Marseille to Frankfurt and then to
Tel-Aviv, then it may be OK. But double-checking with your travel
agent or airline company won't hurt.
2011/7/30 Florence Devouard anth...@anthere.org:
Is that the right time to outline that my flight is departing from my city
at
My boss frequently travels on relation Belgrade-Tel Aviv and he said
to me that it is necessary to come to airport earlier just in Tel
Aviv. In Belgrade (and probably in the rest of Europe) everything is
regular, which means that usually just 30-45 minutes is good enough.
On Sat, Jul 30, 2011 at
How early you need to get the airport depends on where you are flying
*from*, not where you are flying *to* (apart from whether it is
domestic or international, of course). I would suggest people look on
the airport's website for advice. For example, London Heathrow airport
says:
Ahah. No, I live in Clermont Fd and the airport is about 10 mn from my
house by car. That's a small airport and there are few passengers.
Getting in planes is really really really quick and easy. Anyone could
be jalous :)
I have a transfer in Paris. If there is a fail, it will be in Paris, but
Eventually, everyone makes it to the flight - also in Tel Aviv. One just
needs to come on time and be patient enough during the security checks,
tiring and annoying as they might be - getting annoyed will just be the
wrong thing to do as it might bring on even more questioning. They won't
leave
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