Taxi from Tel Aviv to Ben Gurion Airport: split the fare

The short version

A solo taxi between Tel Aviv and Ben Gurion Airport runs roughly 130 to 160 shekels at the day rate, and more at night or on Shabbat. The fare is per taxi, not per person: two people sharing pay about 65 to 80 each, and four pay about 33 to 40. PairMee shows you people traveling this route at a similar time, for free, and you approve who joins.

The fare math

Fare estimates are examples only, actual fares vary with time, address, and luggage. Night (+25%) and Shabbat (up to +50%) tariffs apply on top, and divide the same way.

How it works

• Post your trip with your route and time window. Free, Google sign-in only.
• See people heading the same way at a similar time and approve who joins. Women-only rides are available.
• Chat in the app, agree on a meeting point, share one taxi, and split the fare directly.

We launched recently and we are honest about being small: the more people post this route, the better it works. Posting costs nothing either way.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a taxi from Tel Aviv to Ben Gurion Airport?

A solo taxi runs roughly 130 to 160 shekels at the day rate. The night tariff (23:31 to 04:59) adds 25 percent and Shabbat or holidays add up to 50 percent. The price is per taxi, so one match cuts it in half and a full taxi brings it down to 33 to 40 shekels per person.

How does sharing a taxi from Tel Aviv to the airport work?

You post your trip on PairMee with your route and departure window, people flying at a similar time ask to join, and you approve who rides with you. Everyone meets at the agreed point, shares one taxi, and splits the fare directly. Posting is free.

Is there a sherut from Tel Aviv to Ben Gurion in 2026?

The shared sherut van services connected to Ben Gurion were discontinued in January 2026. Today the options are the train (not on Shabbat), a solo taxi, or a shared taxi split between passengers.