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Sun, Feb 15 - Sun, Mar 8
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5:35 pm - 4:55 pmBOS-TLV
16h 20m2 stops
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6:00 pm - 4:50 pmTLV-BOS
28h 50m1 stop
$806Scandinavian Airlines
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Thu, Nov 6 - Mon, Nov 10
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9:50 pm - 3:45 amBOS-TLV
22h 55m3 stops
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5:20 am - 8:20 pmTLV-BOS
22h 00m3 stops
Fri, Nov 14 - Wed, Nov 26
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5:20 pm - 8:20 pmBOS-TLV
20h 00m1 stop
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5:15 am - 1:45 pmTLV-BOS
15h 30m1 stop
$813ITA Airways
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Fri, Oct 24 - Fri, Nov 7
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5:05 pm - 12:30 pmBOS-TLV
12h 25m1 stop
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5:15 am - 1:45 pmTLV-BOS
15h 30m1 stop
$853ITA Airways
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Thu, Feb 19 - Mon, Mar 2
United Airlines Logo
11:35 pm - 5:00 pmEWR-TLV
10h 25mnonstop
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11:10 pm - 4:15 amTLV-EWR
12h 05mnonstop
$863United Airlines
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Mon, Feb 23 - Sun, Mar 1
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1:15 pm - 6:35 amEWR-TLV
10h 20mnonstop
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1:00 am - 6:00 amTLV-EWR
12h 00mnonstop
$864EL AL
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Tue, Nov 18 - Tue, Nov 25
United Airlines Logo
9:05 am - 10:15 amEWR-TLV
18h 10m1 stop
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11:55 am - 8:34 pmTLV-EWR
15h 39m1 stop
$876United Airlines
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Wed, Feb 4 - Tue, Feb 10
EL AL Logo
1:30 pm - 6:35 amJFK-TLV
10h 05mnonstop
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12:45 am - 5:45 amTLV-JFK
12h 00mnonstop
$930EL AL
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Mon, Sep 8 - Wed, Mar 18
Delta Logo
1:00 pm - 2:45 pmIAD-TLV
18h 45m2 stops
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5:15 am - 5:05 pmTLV-IAD
17h 50m1 stop
$1,016Delta
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Wed, Feb 18 - Tue, Mar 3
Delta Logo
1:55 pm - 2:20 amSFO-TLV
26h 25m1 stop
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5:15 am - 7:35 pmTLV-SFO
24h 20m2 stops
$1,021Delta
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Expert advice for your flight to Tel Aviv

 
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EL AL

EL AL's premium class offers more space and recline, ideal for overnight flights.


EL AL's kosher meals are standard, with special requests available for dietary needs.

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United Airlines

United's Polaris class offers lie-flat seats with aisle access, ideal for long-haul comfort.


United's Premium Plus offers extra recline and legroom, enhancing long-haul comfort.

Delta

Delta's Delta One offers lie-flat seats with privacy doors on select aircraft.


Delta's Wi-Fi is free for SkyMiles members on most planes, enhancing in-flight connectivity.

Read more about Deltaby Stefanie Waldek
ITA Airways

ITA's business class offers multi-course meals and privacy on long-haul flights.


ITA's premium economy includes priority boarding and 40% more space than economy.

Emirates

Emirates' economy class offers 33-inch legroom and 13.3-inch TV screens, ideal for long-haul comfort.


Emirates' Wi-Fi is free for Skywards members, enhancing connectivity on long flights.

Read more about Emiratesby Duncan Madden
British Airways

BA's premium economy offers priority boarding and extra legroom, crucial for long-haul comfort.


BA's economy class may have outdated entertainment systems on long-haul flights.

Airports
TLV

For a smooth arrival at TLV, use the sherut service available 24/7 for convenient transport to Tel Aviv or Jerusalem.

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KAYAK's insights & trends for flights to Tel Aviv

Get data-powered insights and trends for flights to Tel Aviv to help you find the cheapest flights, the best time to fly and much more.

What is the cheapest flight to Tel Aviv?

These are the best round-trip prices found by users searching on KAYAK in the last 72 hours.

In the last 3 days, the cheapest flight deal to Tel Aviv was found on the route from Washington, D.C., at $806 return. The most popular connection is from New York to Tel Aviv and KAYAK users have found round-trip deals for as low as $892 in the last 3 days.

How much is a flight to Tel Aviv?

The average and cheapest price for all round-trip flights to Tel Aviv from each origin found by users searching on KAYAK in the last month.

A flight to Tel Aviv costs $1,035 on average. The cheapest price found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks cost $543 and departed from New York John F Kennedy Intl Airport. The most popular routes on KAYAK are New York to Tel Aviv which costs $1,165 on average, and Los Angeles to Tel Aviv, which costs $1,539 on average.

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What is the cheapest month to fly to Tel Aviv?

To calculate monthly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each month over the last year for flights to Tel Aviv, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the median of all values for each month.

The cheapest month for flights to Tel Aviv is November, where tickets cost $1,100 on average for return flights. On the other hand, the most expensive months are December and August, where the average cost of tickets from the United States is $1,430 and $1,349 respectively. For one-way flights, the best month to travel is November with an average price of $1,107.

What is a good deal for flights to Tel Aviv?

If you’re looking for cheap airfare to Tel Aviv, 25% of our users found tickets to Tel Aviv for the following prices or less: From Boston $910 round-trip, from New York John F Kennedy Intl Airport $1,052 round-trip, from Newark Airport $1,106 round-trip.

How far in advance should I book a flight to Tel Aviv?

To calculate weekly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each week before departure over the last year for round-trip flights to Tel Aviv, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the average of all the values for each week.

To get a below average price, you should book around 9 weeks before departure, which saves you about 14% compared to booking last minute. For the absolute cheapest price, our data suggests you should book 26 weeks before departure.

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Flight from Washington Dulles Airport to Tel Aviv

When to book flights to Tel Aviv

Are your dates flexible? Find out the best times to travel to Tel Aviv based on our flight data from the last year. Discover the cheapest month and even day to fly.
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KAYAK looks at all historical flight data for each date to provide a predicted price for one-way trips or round-trips with a duration up to 40 days. The information is for flights to Tel Aviv based on your location. While we try to provide actual minimum prices for each date, some prices are predictions and actual prices may differ.

FAQs - booking Tel Aviv flights

  • How can I get from Ben Gurion International Airport to the Old City of Jaffa?

    The easiest way to get from Ben Gurion International Airport to the Old City is to take the train from the airport and then bus 10 from the train station. If you want to avoid the transfer, you can take a taxi directly from the airport. Time by taxi is about 30 minutes.

  • What kind of services does Ben Gurion International Airport offer?

    Ben Gurion International Airport offers several children’s play rooms, duty free shopping, free WiFi and VIP lounges. You’ll find showers in the King David El-Al Lounge, among a range of VIP services. Several synagogues are located throughout the airport, as well as travel agencies and car rental providers.

  • Are there good restaurants in Ben Gurion International Airport?

    Yes, there are several good restaurants in Ben Gurion International Airport. You have dining options that include a cafe, tapas and wine bar, burger restaurant, a coffee shop, and sandwich shops. Some restaurants offer laptop computer stations for those that want to work during their time at the airport.

  • Are there any hotels close to Ben Gurion International Airport?

    If you need to be close to the airport for an early flight, consider booking a room at the Sadot, Airport Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel. The hotel is located just a 15-minute drive away and also offers a free shuttle service to the airport. Other nearby options include Airport Guesthouse and Apropo Hotel.

  • Are there nonstop flights to Ben Gurion Airport from major U.S. cities?

    Yes, there are. Most of the nonstop flights leave from the northeast and mid-Atlantic region. This includes Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), and Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD). However, there are also nonstop flights in the midwest from Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD), in the south from Miami International Airport (MIA), and on the west coast from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).

  • Does Tel Aviv Airport offer luggage storage?

    Yes, TLV offers a total of three storage areas. Two are located in Terminal 3 G Level near the Vineyard and Orchard parking lots, and the other one is in Concourse B near departures. All are open 24h and have varying rates depending on luggage size and how long you want to store it.

  • Are there lounges at Ben Gurion Airport?

    Yes, Ben Gurion Airport has lounges in both Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. At the Arrivals Hall of Terminal 1, you can find the Massada Lounge. It allows payment at the door and provides beverages, workstations, and television. In Terminal 3, you can find the Arbel Lounge on Level 1 of the Eastern Gallery. It also allows payment at the door. Those with membership passes may visit the Dan Lounges in Terminal 3. Located in Concourse B and Concourse C, they offer beverages, reading material, and a self-service buffet.

  • Can a family member or friend park for free when picking me up at Tel Aviv Airport?

    Although free parking doesn’t exist at TLV, the short-term parking options are fairly inexpensive. Both the Orchard lot in the east and the Vineyard lot in the west offer short-term parking rates of around ₪21 ($6) per hour. Once you’ve arrived, your friend or family member can pay by cash or card and pick you up.

  • What is the cheapest flight to Tel Aviv?

    In the last 3 days, the cheapest flight deal to Tel Aviv was found on the route from Washington, D.C., at $806 return. The most popular connection is from New York to Tel Aviv and KAYAK users have found round-trip deals for as low as $892 in the last 3 days.

  • How far is Tel Aviv Ben Gurion Intl Airport from central Tel Aviv?

    The distance between Tel Aviv Ben Gurion Intl Airport and downtown Tel Aviv is 8 miles.

  • What is the name of Tel Aviv’s airport?

    Tel Aviv is served by Tel Aviv Ben Gurion Intl Airport, also commonly referred to as Ben Gurion, Ben Gurion Intl, or Tel Aviv Ben Gurion. The airport code is TLV.

  • How much is a flight to Tel Aviv?

    On average, a flight to Tel Aviv costs $1,035. The cheapest price found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks cost $543 and departed from New York John F Kennedy Intl Airport.

  • What is the cheapest day to fly to Tel Aviv?

    Based on KAYAK data, the cheapest day to fly to Tel Aviv is Tuesday where round-trip tickets can be as cheap as $1,394. On the other hand, the most expensive day to fly is Thursday, where round-trip prices are $1,444 on average.

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on flights to Tel Aviv?

    KAYAK is a travel search engine. That means we look across the web to find the best prices we can find for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights to Tel Aviv.

  • How does KAYAK's flight Price Forecast tool help me choose the right time to buy my flight ticket to Tel Aviv?

    KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a flight to Tel Aviv is likely to change within 7 days, so travelers know whether to wait or book now.

  • What is the Hacker Fare option on flights to Tel Aviv?

    Hacker Fares allow you to combine one-way tickets in order to save you money over a traditional round-trip ticket. You could then fly to Tel Aviv with an airline and back with another airline.

  • What is KAYAK's "flexible dates" feature and why should I care when looking for a flight to Tel Aviv?

    Sometimes travel dates aren't set in stone. If your preferred travel dates have some wiggle room, flexible dates will show you all the options when flying to Tel Aviv up to 3 days before/after your preferred dates. You can then pick the flights that suit you best.

  • What is the cheapest time of day to fly to Tel Aviv?

    The cheapest time of day to fly to Tel Aviv is generally in the evening, when round-trip flights cost $1,346 on average. The most expensive time of day to fly to Tel Aviv is generally in the morning, which is peak travel time and where the average cost of a ticket is $1,432.

  • How many direct flights to Tel Aviv are there each week?

    Each week there are around 79 direct flights from within United States to Tel Aviv. The most common day for departures is Sunday, with 19% of flights taking off on this day.

Top tips for finding cheap flights to Tel Aviv

  • Looking for cheap airfare to Tel Aviv? 25% of our users found round-trip tickets to Tel Aviv for the following prices or less: From Miami $1,596, from Newark $2,155, from Los Angeles $2,783
  • Enter your preferred departure airport and travel dates into the search form above to unlock the latest Tel Aviv flight deals.
  • Did you lose something while traveling to Tel Aviv Airport? If so, head to the Lost & Found in the “Kerem” parking lot. Located on the ground floor of the western parking lot, it’s open from 8 am to 5 pm from Sunday to Thursday.
  • Is your luggage too heavy? If so, TLV offers a paid porter service 24h a day. After arriving, head to the Arrivals Hall service counter, pay with cash or card, and your luggage will be collected and brought to where you need to go.
  • Are you over 80 years old? If so, Tel Aviv Airport offers a special service targeted at elderly passengers. Those over 80 with the required certificate received priority treatment in all lines. Whether it’s security checkpoints, passport control, or flight check-ins, you’ll be directed to the front of the line.
  • If you are looking for something to do during your time at Ben Gurion International Airport, most airport shops and duty-free shops are open 24 hours a day. You can find a variety of international and Israeli shopping options, including children’s stores, electronics, cosmetics and jewelry.
  • When you book flights to Tel Aviv you will be flying into one of two airports: Ben Gurion or Yafo Sde Dov. Ben Gurion International Airport is the busiest airport in the country. It’s located 12 miles southeast of Tel Aviv. Yafo Sde Dov, also called Doz Hov, is located in Tel Aviv and handles mostly domestic flights.
  • There are several different ways you can get in and out of Ben Gurion International Airport. Public transportation options include train, shuttles, and buses. Or, you can also hire a taxi to take you from the airport to your destination. Airport taxi prices are regulated, however, private taxi prices are not.
  • When planning your flights to Tel Aviv, be aware that there is no public transportation at all during the Sabbath from Friday afternoon around about 3 p.m. to Saturday evening at about 6 or 7 p.m. You will also not find public transportation during Jewish holidays so it’s important to plan ahead.
  • TLV provides a full suite of accessibility services to those with mobility issues. This includes accessible restrooms, service desks, and accessible parking. In addition to that, wheelchairs are available upon request.
  • If you’re traveling to Tel Aviv Airport with a service animal or emotional support animal, rest assured that TLV has a dedicated service room in Concourse E. Open 24h, it features a washing area, a hose, artificial grass, and waste collecting devices.

Reviews of the top 5 airlines flying to Tel Aviv

 
See real verified KAYAK customer reviews for airlines flying to Tel Aviv. Airline scores are aggregated from all reviews left by passengers on KAYAK after flying with an airline from the United States to Tel Aviv. KAYAK doesn’t show reviews that are older than 5 years. Learn how KAYAK collects reviews.
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EmiratesOverall score based on 3320 reviews
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7.9Food
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I lost my lock from my luggage, I don’t know someone took something from my bag.

6.0 GoodJoy, Jul 2025IAH - DXB
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I lost my lock from my luggage, I don’t know someone took something from my bag.

Except for the uncleaned tray, and the delay in serving food for our section (which may have been due to the location of our row) everything else was good. The crew were very professional and responded to our requests promptly throughout the flight. We as a family were not disappointed by Emirates.

It was great, a little more leg room would have been better particularly since we were in premium economy

The boarding process was smooth and the stewardesses were nice. Some delays with drinks at the end of the flight, but no issues.

Thay crew was so nice.Air hostess il ham was so nice.my mom was little scray with airplan turbulence she help us alot.

Seat 💺 was all the way on last row. Food was okay .

Charged for internet that never really worked. The food selection was just ok.

Boarding, seats, entertainment and service were all great. Food was great except for the fact that there were too many sweet items.

The entire crew went above and beyond. This was our first flight with our 3 month old, and they were accommodating and friendly. The crew is attentive and marks a HIGE difference to the regular runs with Avianca and LATAM.

Business class on this plane was adequate, service, amenities, swag, and crew was amazing!

This route with Delta always has delays or is cancelled. Aircrafts seem smaller and older. I fly Delta quite a bit - haven’t had issues with the international flights. But this route has always been the troublesome one

Nothing special. The crew never went out of their way for anything.

Three seats in first class were broken and while they were able to still acommodate us it was looking very touch and go and they had others they could not acommodate

Mechanic delay in addition to a 2 hour change in takeoff time was frustrating.

Delayed due to thunderstorms and no in-flight service due to rough weather — both of which are out of Delta’s control. Flight was good overall.

The flight attendants in SLC were rude. I arrived 40 minutes early to gate. Ticket said I needed check in for seat assignments and tried check in and attendants said they weren’t doing it. And proceeded to never call me to give me a ticket so when time to board I received the very last seat. Please relay to employees to do their job better..,

On this flight I felt the food offering was not as complete as on previous flights. The tomato salad was a bit off and there was nothing additional such a bread or butter. The breakfast was only one option, so you either ate what they had or ate nothing. The crew was efficient, but most seemed frustrated throughout the flight. The flight arrived early and was obstacle-free, so I’m overall quite happy, but the shine in the rest of the experience just wasn’t there.

The seats got pretty uncomfortable pretty fast. The armrests are bigger than on other planes, so I had less room in the actual seat. My butt hurt by the end of the flight. :/ comfort was the primary issue. The crew were fantastic!

I believe that a four-hour trip should have a meal. Delta had none.

Great flight with Delta! Boarding was quick and easy, the amenities were solid, and the plane was in great shape. The flight attendants had a fun, lively energy while staying professional. All in all, a smooth trip — even managed to catch up on some rest. Thanks, Delta!

It was...fine. Boarding worked okay, the staff was competent and sufficiently polite, and it was a nice Dreamliner aircraft.

Exactly as you would expect from an Israeli airline (written by an Israeli) - basic service while firmly polite. Don't expect anything extra - they are there to manage the flight, not to make your experience optimal (unless you consider the minimum of getting to your final destination - and then it is great!). They won't give you anything extra, won't pass around water , if you want it - go get it from the back of the plane. They want you sleeping and seated - and while I'm sure that other airlines want the same, here this is well felt.

I was scammed. I never received flight. I had to buy another flight. Airfare assist is a scam and by you using them makes your company fraudulent. please give me refund

The food consist of one sandwich for a trip approximately 4 hours.

crownded flihgt, use the self check in and bag drop service it saves 80% of waiting time!

The crew were incredible, especially with how unruly many of the travelers were. Loved the pots and hummus and the food in general. The leg room in economy was plentiful, which was a very pleasant surprise!

Did not expect too much, but an initiative to serve a small water bottle without asking for it would be appreciated. A small snack pack would be very nice too. Coffe any one?. Yes - you'll get an over heated chicken sandwich as the on board meal. Sorry - nothing to write home about.

The crew was fantastic, and it was croweded but roomy enough. But the sandwich was horrible and no entertainment at all which is difficult in a flight of more than 4 hours.

We were 3 people together and they seated us apart. My wife and I were both in middle seats which were very tight

The seats in business class were the worse I have ever experienced.

All of the United employees I interacted with were professional and courteous. The aircraft was clean, the food on the flight was good. No complaints here.

I had no checked baggage but was required to hand over carry on baggage at the door of the plane. There was a lot of overboard space in the plane and I was one of the last ones. I ran to get my carry on but it was gone. I was given back at the plane door in Toronto, so the wait was not as long as it would have been at the carousel.

Armrest controller on my seat 35D and nextbooennseat 35E did not work right. Hard to press buttons to recognize and 35D had constantnpressure either upmost down somit was nearly impossible to make selections. .

I flew with my dog and had already purchased my dog’s ticket. Even that morning I had called costumer service to insure that my husband and I had seats together since the website was giving me an error when choosing our seats and the representative mentioned our dog. I showed up early to the airport and when I got to the gate and we started boarding I was help back and told that I was supposed to have a yellow tag and that I should have checked in at the counter for them to give me that tag. I was not aware of this, the representative on the phone did not say anything. Nor did I see it anywhere in the checking process online, so if you travel with a pet and are not checking in luggage, just know that you still have to go to the check in counter when arriving at the airport unless you want to be the last one to board and not have room for your carry on in the overhead bins. Other than that, I had a great experience.

Once we got in the air the pilot made up some of the time of the delay. So that was really nice.

We had a layover from YVR to Denver. We bought 4 bottles of Absolut Vodka at the YVR Duty Free for $116.20, after going through security and American Customs Pre Clearance at YVR, Vancouver. When we landed in Denver, United put us behind the American Customs as well as TSA again for some reason. We were forced to go through American Customs and TSA again. TSA confiscated our rightfully owned Duty Free Absolut Vodka bottles. Because United incorrectly forced our flight behind American border and TSA again, we missed the connecting flight. After United put us on a later flight, we eventually arrived in Chicago very late, with hardly any sleep. I am looking for compensation from United for our incorrectly confiscated Absolut Vodka bottles worth $116.20, as well as compensation for incorrectly putting us behind American Customs and TSA again, causing us to miss our connecting flight, making us arrive extremely late in Chicago.

From the first moment you interact with United Airlines, you can expect nothing less but extreme frustration. The baggage handler at the bag drop seems completely unbothered by the presence of customers waiting in line. No help was extended to load the baggage whatsoever. And if any of your bags is overweight by 0.01 pound they will make you re-distribute everything in your suitcase just to play power trip. When it was time to board no help was extended to customers to locate their seats. Moreover. It was a chaotic mess at the gate when it was unclear who should board first and everyone just bunched up, trying to get on the plane. I am sure the crew was doing their best to perform their jobs while being paid their wages however it shouldn’t be that hard to smile once or twice when you’re in the business if serving customers. It is a shame for the United States of America to have a flagship carrier of such low caliber. Our flight was also delayed by about an hour and a half due to further delays prior to our inbound flight. Being someone who has travelled for both business and leisure in Asia, Europe, and South America I have never experienced such poor quality of service.

Very small cramped plane for an international flight. Everything else was good, but it was maybe the smallest comfort-wise I've ever been on for longer than 3-4 hours and the trip was 7.5

I understand stuff happens, but plane failures are likely due to lack of maintenance. Additionally, air conditioning wasn't working, no snack/drink service, no WiFi. Fortunately, the crew was communicative and light-hearted. United grabbed another plane and we were able to get to our destination.

There was no food available for this red eye... one little waffle cookie for a 6+ hour flight... thank God I was able to sleep some

The staff was very good, the only thing was the air conditioning wasn't working during the boarding process so it was very hot inside the plane until we got airborne. The food wasn't great, the chicken was dry and hard to cut, the ravioli was ok and the little pizza pocket thing was pretty bad. Other than that is was a good flight all around

Better consideration for families traveling with a disabled person. They insisted each person hold their own boarding pass on their own devices and gave us a hard time accepting eight boarding passes on a single device.

At least it was a direct flight, however the boarding process was a nightmare. 2+ hours in line to check my bag. Then told it was overbooked and I have to go standby even though I bought my ticket months ago. Then sent to another line to get on standby - another long wait and finally started yelling that my flight was boarding. They sent me somewhere else. In the end I did make the flight - among the last group to board, even though I arrived 4 hours early at the airport. Worst check in process I've ever experienced in 50 years off flying.

Two of my four flights had issues with toilets either NOT fully operational or completely out of order. Boarding was a joke because they have NOT established who is running the show. In the end, she did a terrible job. The seats 💺 were loose goose and the drinks and snacks were limiting in choices. Also, following Alitalia as an inspiration was strange since they went out of business.

We had a 3 hour delay and then a long taxi to take off. It would have been helpful for the pilot to have communicated more about what was going on. There was no A/C during the wait, and the cabin must have been more than 85 to 90 degrees. The crew gave water to the people in the front but by the time they go to the back of the plane they stopped giving out water. Eventually I went back and asked for some in the rear of the plane (for a second time). The food was close to inedible. I thought on an Italian flight that the pasta would be better than the chick, but honestly, a Swanson's TV dinner would have been better. I had a bite or two to keep my blood sugar up, but basically I couldn't eat it.

Boarding was chaotic. Service was poor. Attendant was slow and rude. In business class, I was not offered a drink until 1.5 hrs,after takeoff. Food was inedible.

Terrible. They canceled 2 flights and then sent everyone by BUS from Rome. They should make amends by offering some sort of compensation.

We ordered a gluten free meal and never got it!

I don't like anything in this flight the food was bad the service was bad the flight was old and not connected to the screen no intertainments at all and it was long trip was bad intertainments the crew not helping

The company tries shamelessly to squeeze every dollar)Euro out of its passengers. During the check-in the force you to go through the seat selection, you can skip it. They will assign you the worst seat available, then show you the other available seats on the map, for a fee. But they won't show you the fee until you click on it. And once you do click, there's no way to unselect it!! You will get stuck and forced to pay for that seat. Cheaters!!

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