Ben Gurion VIP fast track guide
Passport control and security at Ben Gurion can be slow at peak hours. This guide explains what a VIP fast track service does and who benefits most.
Request a VIP quoteWhat fast track means
A greeter meets you at the aircraft door on arrival, or at the terminal on departure, and escorts you through a priority lane at passport control and, on departures, security. They also help with baggage and hand you to your driver. It does not change official procedures, it removes the waiting and the navigation.
Packages
- Bronze, from $319: departures only.
- Silver, from $339: arrival or departure fast track.
- Gold, from $699: the full premium service, with every additional passenger priced separately.
Full details and add-ons are on the VIP fast track page. Prices are in US dollars and the final quote depends on passengers and extras.
When it is worth it
- Families with young children or elderly travellers.
- Late-night arrivals and early morning departures.
- Tight connections or business meetings right after landing.
- First-time visitors who prefer a guide on arrival.
Combine with a transfer
Pairing the fast track with a private transfer means a driver is waiting when you exit, typically within about 25 minutes of landing. Add a flight number when you book and we track it automatically and tell you about any change. See also the arrival guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is the fast track an official government service?
No. It is a private assistance service that escorts you through the normal procedures using the priority arrangements available at the airport.
Can I book it for a group?
Yes. Groups are quoted per passenger. Tell us how many travellers and whether it is an arrival or a departure.
What if my flight is delayed?
Add your flight number to the booking. We track it and adjust the greeter and driver automatically.