Frequently asked questions

That is what this site is for. Give us your flight number, pickup address and passenger count, and you get a price and a meeting point before you land. The driver waits in the Greeters Hall on the ground floor of Terminal 3.

As soon as your plans are settled. Early-morning departures and peak-hour arrivals are the ones worth booking several days out.

Give us the flight number when you book. If it slips, tell us — you can call from the plane after landing. We rearrange rather than leave you.

Trains and most buses stop from Friday afternoon until Saturday nightfall. Taxis keep running through Shabbat.

Yes. Pay in cash or by card at the end of the ride. The price includes VAT and two standard bags.

Yes. Give us both times and we will arrange them together.

Free-flowing, about 20 to 25 minutes for 20 to 25 km. At peak it can be much longer, mostly because of the Ayalon.

Arriving passengers come out into the Greeters Hall on the ground floor of Terminal 3. That is where a pre-arranged driver waits, and where you should look for them.

Trains and most buses stop from Friday afternoon until Saturday nightfall. Taxis keep running through Shabbat. It is the most common reason people book a car instead of taking the train.

₪250–300 to central Tel Aviv, including VAT and two bags. Pay in cash or by card at the end of the ride.

Yes. tel-aviv.taxi concentrates on airport transfers, while the sister site covers city and intercity rides. Same phone, same people.

In cash or by card at the end of the ride.