The Ben Gurion 2000 Terminal 3 Project establishes a significant new terminal complex and an important gateway into Israel from points around the globe.

The project includes four interrelated sets of improvements:

• Landside Terminal; housing ticketing, baggage, security, and passport control functions
• Airside Terminal; connected to the landside facilities by a corridor, including the plane gates and departing and arriving concourses, as well as the airside Rotunda (centrepoint of the concourses and a major space for passenger relaxation and shopping).
• Approach roads and parking
• Garden and garden arcades.

Ben – Gurion 2000, Terminal 3, is designed to serve up to twelve million annual passengers.

• It is the largest vertical transportation project ever designed in Israel.
• The total number of designed units is 240, (126 elevators, 60 escalators and 54 moving walks).
• Thyssen, Schindler and Otis are the suppliers of the 152 units ordered for the first phase of the project (3 out of 5 concourses).