4/5 Godfrey S. 1 year ago on Google
Ben
Gurion
for
departures
the
arrival
area
is
big
and
clear
for
entrance
downside
is
the
trollies
need
to
be
paid
for
either
in
Shekels
or
$
so
if
you
are
laden
and
without
change
it
can
be
inconvenient
however
the
distance
to
the
first
airline
and
luggage
check-ins
is
short,
the
security
alert
and
the
lines
well
managed.
Late
passengers
get
prioritized
and
if
not
when
you
make
your
case
you
are
handled
quickly.
The
amenities
like
toilets,
guide
displays
are
clear,
the
air
conditioning
pristine,
the
cleanliness
super....
At
arrival
you
must
get
a
visa
by
scanning
the
1st
page
of
your
passport
looking
into
the
camera
and
given
a
visa
strip
which
you
must
keep
for
the
rest
of
your
stay.
Security
is
courteous
but
firm,
be
calm,
upfront,
courteous,
open,
honest
and
brief
if
set
aside
for
interrogation
they
mean
well.
There
is
a
maximum
amount
of
hard
cash
you
can
carry
no
more
than
$100,000
else
you
will
be
suspected
for
money
laundering
-
it's
unnecessary.
Restaurants
and
duty
free
shops
seem
to
follow
a
pattern
that
I
may
call
a
culture
of
great
discount
pricing
like
if
you
buy
5
then
get
2
free
(5+2
or
4+1)
The
luggage
handling
was
super
and
quick,
the
carousels
are
convinient,
there
are
several
escalators
to
aid
quicker
stair
management
and
flat
space
escalators
for
long
corridors.
Airport
is
picturesque
especially
the
last
area
of
leaving
airport
remember
to
take
a
Welcome
to
Israel
picture.
Great
experience
for
me
massive
GOD
country,
get
a
good
guide,
indulge
yourself,
use
your
camera,
most
people
are
willing
to
help
GOD
Bless