Fly-TLV.com is FlyTLV's sister site — a broader flight-radar and travel-research toolkit for Ben Gurion Airport (live flight tracking, direct-route discovery, an interactive map, and more), built by the same team. It's also the original source of every guide in our Articles section. See our "What Is Fly-TLV.com?" article for the full picture.

FlyTLV is a flight deal aggregator and price tracker centered on Tel Aviv (Ben Gurion Airport, TLV). You set your own maximum budget, and FlyTLV searches and continuously monitors routes for fares at or below that price, worldwide, one-way and round-trip, direct through multi-stop.

Yes. Searching, tracking routes, browsing Deep Scan Deals, and viewing Premium Flight Packages are all free with a Google sign-in. There is no subscription or payment required to use any current feature.

You need to sign in with Google to search flights, save a personal budget, or create tracked scans. Deep Scan Deals — the public feed of automatically-discovered cheap fares — is viewable without signing in.

You set a maximum price you're willing to pay. FlyTLV then scans matching routes on a recurring schedule and saves every fare found at or below that budget, so you always see current options without manually re-searching.

A tracked scan is a saved route (origin, destination, and your budget) that FlyTLV re-checks automatically on a recurring schedule, so you don't have to search it manually every time. You can optionally set a target price and get alerted when a fare drops to or below it.

Deep Scan Deals is a public, continuously-updated feed of cheap fares discovered automatically across many destinations, dates, and trip shapes. No sign-in is required to browse it — it's the same shared discovery pool that opted-in tracked scans also feed into.

Premium Flight Packages are curated round-trip packages — like weekend getaways or short weekday business trips — dynamically paired from live outbound and return fares to find the lowest combined price for a complete trip.

Prices are scraped from live sources and reflect what was found at the time of the scan, but availability and pricing can change quickly. Always verify the final price and details on the airline or booking site before completing a purchase — FlyTLV is not responsible for the accuracy, availability, or content of third-party flight information.

No. FlyTLV is an informational search and tracking tool, not a booking agent or travel agency. Clicking "Book" takes you to Google Flights or the relevant third-party site to complete your purchase.

Set a target price on a tracked scan (under My Scan Results). When a matching fare is found at or below that price, it's flagged as an alert the next time you view your scans.

You can set your preferred display currency in Account Settings. Prices are converted and shown consistently in that currency across the site.

Every route is scanned from Tel Aviv (TLV) as the home airport, to destinations worldwide. The current list of airports and airlines with active route data is always up to date on the Live Route Map and in each airport's or airline's own detail page.

Yes, the entire site is fully bilingual in English and Hebrew (with right-to-left layout), including every article and information page. Switch languages using the toggle in the header.

FlyTLV stores only what's needed to run your account: your email and profile from Google sign-in, and your saved budget/currency/scan settings. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.

Yes. You can delete your account and all associated data at any time from your profile page for an immediate, automated wipe, or by contacting [email protected] to request a manual deletion.

Only a secure session cookie to keep you signed in, and — only with your consent — Google's sign-in script. There are no third-party advertising or marketing trackers. See Cookie Preferences to manage your choice.

FlyTLV aims to conform to WCAG 2.1 Level AA and Israeli Standard 5568. See our full Accessibility Statement for implemented features, known limitations, and how to report an issue.

Tracked scans and Deep Scan Deals re-check on a recurring background schedule, so results reflect a recent scan rather than a one-time search — the exact freshness of any given fare is shown on its listing.