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Nonstop flights to Tel Aviv INTL

5 airports fly nonstop to TLV — 87 flights a week on 5 airlines. One hop in, no connections.

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Airports with nonstops
5
Airlines
87
Flights / week
TLV
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Where the nonstops come from

Dashed arcs = nonstop routes into TLV
FromAirlinesFlights / wkDaysFares
JFK — New York JFK John F. Kennedy International Airport · all nonstops from JFK
Arkia Delta El Al Israir
41~9h46m in the air
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EWR — Newark Newark Liberty International Airport · all nonstops from EWR
El Al United
27~9h53m in the air
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LAX — Los Angeles Los Angeles International Airport · all nonstops from LAX
El Al
8~13h16m in the air
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MIA — Miami Miami International Airport · all nonstops from MIA
El Al
7~11h21m in the air
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BOS — Boston Boston Logan International Airport · all nonstops from BOS
El Al
4~9h30m in the air
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Which cities have nonstop flights to Tel Aviv (TLV)?

Ben Gurion International Airport (TLV) has nonstop service from 5 of the airports we track — 87 flights a week in total. The busiest direct routes into Tel Aviv, Israel are from New York JFK (JFK), Newark (EWR) and Los Angeles (LAX), and El Al, United, Delta and Arkia carry the traffic.

Each row below links to that airport's route page — the airlines, the days it flies and recent departure times — and to fares for the day you want. Route data updated October 2026 from observed departures.

Route data updated October 2026 from observed flight departures. Schedules change — always confirm with the airline before booking.

Which airlines fly nonstop to Tel Aviv?

El Al, United, Delta, Arkia and Israir fly nonstop to Tel Aviv (TLV) from the airports we track, with El Al operating the most flights.

Which cities have direct flights to Tel Aviv?

5 airports have nonstop flights to Tel Aviv (TLV), including New York JFK (JFK), Newark (EWR), Los Angeles (LAX), Miami (MIA) and Boston (BOS). Together they add up to 87 nonstop flights a week, based on recently observed departures.