I’ve done some crawling and data visualization, with the help of Codex.

Chart 1: Monthly International Flights and Passengers

The following chart shows:

  • Total count of international flights per month (incoming + outgoing) – on the primary axis
  • Counts of incoming and outgoing international passengers – on the secondary axis
  • Disruption overlays for closure/restriction periods
Chart 1 - TLV flights and passengers

Chart 2: Scheduled Airlines and Destinations

How many airlines operated to and from TLV / LLBG (Ben Gurion Airport)? How many destinations are served by scheduled flights?

The following chart shows:

  • Airlines which had scheduled flights (annual counts in 2019 and 2020, then monthly)
  • Scheduled destinations (annual counts for 2019 and 2020, then monthly)
  • Airspace restrictions and travel restrictions overlaid

Quick caveat: The IAA reports include OTHERS rows in both airlines and destinations tables, so the actual number of airlines and destinations may be higher than shown in the chart. At the same time, the international aircraft movement counts can include cargo aircraft, so passenger-only connectivity may be lower than shown.

Chart 2 - TLV connectivity

Zoomed View (September 2023 to April 2026)

Chart 1 (Zoomed) - TLV flights and passengers
Chart 2 (Zoomed) - TLV connectivity

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