Which is the busiest airport in Israel?

Ben Gurion International Airport (TLV), with 20.0 million passengers (Wikidata, 2022).

Airports in Israel

3 airports with scheduled flights, busiest first.

Israel has 3 airports with scheduled passenger flights and an IATA code, 2 of them large. The busiest are Ben Gurion International Airport (TLV, 20.0 million passengers, Wikidata, 2022), Ramon International Airport (ETM, 1.5 million passengers, Wikidata, 2019) and Uri Michaeli Haifa International Airport (HFA, 69,677 passengers, Wikidata, 2022).

Code	Airport	Serves	Passengers / year	Routes
TLV	Ben Gurion International Airport	Tel Aviv	20,008,532	73
ETM	Ramon International Airport	Eilat	1,534,056	—
HFA	Uri Michaeli Haifa International Airport	Haifa	69,677	—

Busiest routes

Route	To	Distance	Passengers / year
ATH – TLV	Athens, Greece	1,195 km	1,006,877
IST – TLV	Istanbul, Turkey	1,165 km	858,491
LCA – TLV	Larnaca, Cyprus	339 km	828,630
SAW – TLV	Istanbul, Turkey	1,105 km	665,630
CDG – TLV	Paris, France	3,288 km	645,697
AYT – TLV	Antalya, Turkey	659 km	637,569
JFK – TLV	New York, United States	9,137 km	563,394
EWR – TLV	New York, United States	9,161 km	501,304
BUD – TLV	Budapest, Hungary	2,165 km	466,537
FCO – TLV	Rome, Italy	2,281 km	411,507

Questions

Israel has 3 airports with scheduled passenger flights and an IATA code, 2 of them large airports (OurAirports, 14 October 2026). Airfields without airline service are not counted.