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Cheap Flights Paris to Tel Aviv 2026 — From 300 EUR

Find the cheapest flights from Paris to Tel Aviv in 2026. Compare airlines, prices by month, and booking tips to save on your trip.

Route: Paris (CDG) → Tel Aviv (TLV)

Distance: Direct flights not available

Flight Duration: 6 h 30 m – 12 h

Prices by Month

Month Avg Price Demand
January €340 low
February €310 low
March €360 medium
April €420 high
May €380 medium
June €450 high
July €520 high
August €540 high
September €440 high
October €380 medium
November €330 low
December €460 high

Airlines on This Route

  • Air France (direct): from €380 — Book 6-8 weeks ahead for best rates. Tuesday-Wednesday departures are cheapest. Check CDG Terminal 2E.
  • El Al (direct): from €420 — Known for reliable service during Israeli holidays. Prices spike during Passover and Rosh Hashanah. Check their frequent flyer deals.
  • easyJet (direct): from €310 — Often cheapest option but watch for add-ons. Orly base can be more convenient than CDG for some travelers.
  • Wizz Air (direct): from €290 — Check both CDG and Beauvais (far from Paris) departures. Beauvais can work if you factor in transport costs.
  • Transavia France (direct): from €340 — Often operates from Orly which is closer to city center. Good mid-range option with reliable service.
  • Lufthansa (connecting): from €360 — Via Munich or Frankfurt. Good connections and reliable. Often cheaper than direct during off-peak.
  • Turkish Airlines (connecting): from €340 — Istanbul connection is efficient. Check if Turkish Airlines TourIstanbul free city tour applies to your layover.

Booking Strategy

For Paris to Tel Aviv, the sweet spot for booking is 6-10 weeks before departure, with 8 weeks being optimal for most airlines. Tuesday and Wednesday departures are consistently 15-25% cheaper than weekend flights, with Sunday being the most expensive day to fly. January and February offer the lowest prices (€310-350), while August sees peak pricing reaching €540+ due to summer vacation and Jewish diaspora travel. If flying El Al, book earlier (10-12 weeks) as they fill up fast, especially around holidays. Use Skyscanner or Google Flights ‘flexible dates’ feature to compare the entire month. For budget carriers (easyJet, Wizz), check both CDG and Orly airports – sometimes flying from a different Paris airport saves €50+. Consider Transavia from Orly for a balance of price and service. Set price alerts for your specific dates and check early morning departures (6-8 AM) which are often significantly cheaper.

Route Tips

  • Book El Al flights 10-12 weeks ahead – they release their cheapest seats early and these fill quickly, especially on Mondays and Thursdays which are popular for business/religious travelers.
  • If flying budget carriers from Paris Beauvais (Wizz Air), factor in the 1.5-hour bus/taxi to central Paris – sometimes flying from CDG with a lower fare works out cheaper overall.
  • Ben Gurion Airport security is thorough: arrive 3 hours before departure, don’t pack gifts (security may open everything), and be prepared for questions about your trip purpose.
  • Consider arriving in Tel Aviv on a Thursday evening – Friday is Shabbat, so the city has a special pre-Shabbat energy with markets, street food, and beach activities until sunset.
  • For the best exchange rates, avoid airport currency exchange. Use ATMs (Bank Leumi, Hapoalim) in the city or exchange at authorized cambio offices near Dizengoff Center. Euros are widely accepted but at poor rates.
  • If visiting Jerusalem (highly recommended), take the direct train from Tel Aviv Savidor station – it’s €8, takes 30 minutes, and runs every 15-30 minutes. Don’t pay for an expensive taxi tour.
  • Check if your credit card works in Israel before arriving – some European cards may have issues with Israeli ATMs or payment terminals due to BDS-related merchant code issues.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the flight from Paris to Tel Aviv?

Direct flights from Paris (CDG or Orly) to Tel Aviv (TLV) take approximately 4 hours 30 minutes to 5 hours 30 minutes, depending on wind patterns and specific airline routes. Air France and El Al typically operate the fastest direct services at around 4h 30m. If you take a connecting flight via hubs like Istanbul, Munich, or Vienna, expect total travel time between 6h 30m and 12h, depending on layover duration. Morning departures from Paris usually arrive in Tel Aviv by early afternoon local time (TLV is 1 hour ahead of Paris in winter, same time in summer).

How much does it cost to fly from Paris to Tel Aviv?

Round-trip prices range from €290 to €550 depending on season and airline. Budget carriers like Wizz Air and easyJet offer the cheapest fares starting around €290-320 for basic economy, though you’ll pay extra for checked bags. Full-service airlines like Air France and El Al typically cost €380-450 for economy class. Prices surge to €500+ during peak periods: Israeli holidays (Passover in spring, Rosh Hashanah/Yom Kippur in fall), August (summer vacation), and December. The cheapest one-way tickets can drop to €150-180 if booked well in advance on low-cost carriers.

Are there direct flights from Paris to Tel Aviv?

Yes, direct flights are readily available from Paris CDG and Orly airports. Six airlines operate this route: Air France (5-6 daily), El Al (3-4 daily), easyJet (2-3 daily), Wizz Air (1-2 daily), Transavia France (1-2 daily), and Arkia (seasonal). Flight time is approximately 4h 30m-5h 30m. If direct flights are sold out or priced too high, the next best connecting options are through Istanbul (Turkish Airlines), Munich (Lufthansa), or Vienna (Austrian Airlines), typically adding 2-4 hours to your journey.

What is the cheapest month to fly from Paris to Tel Aviv?

February is the cheapest month with average prices around €310, followed by January (€340) and November (€330). These shoulder-season months offer the best combination of low demand and acceptable weather. However, be aware that some dates in February may coincide with school holidays in certain French zones, potentially raising prices. March sees a jump to €360 as spring travel begins. The most expensive months are August (€540 average), July (€520), and December (€460) due to vacation periods and holidays. Booking 6-10 weeks ahead in the cheaper months can yield fares as low as €290-320.

Which airlines fly from Paris to Tel Aviv?

Six airlines operate direct flights: Air France (full-service, ~€380, includes checked bag), El Al (Israel’s national carrier, ~€420, security interview required), easyJet (budget, ~€310, extra for bags), Wizz Air (budget, ~€290, very basic), Transavia France (mid-range budget, ~€340, part of Air France-KLM), and Arkia (seasonal, primarily summer). Connecting options include Lufthansa via Munich, Swiss via Zurich, Turkish Airlines via Istanbul, Austrian Airlines via Vienna, British Airways via London, and Aegean Airlines via Athens. Budget carriers are cheapest but bare-bones; full-service airlines include baggage and better flexibility.

What airport do I fly into in Tel Aviv?

You fly into Ben Gurion Airport (TLV), Israel’s main international gateway located about 15km southeast of Tel Aviv city center. The airport is modern, efficient, and well-regarded for security. To reach central Tel Aviv: train (15 minutes, €4-5), bus (30-40 minutes, €1.50-4), or taxi/ride-share (20-30 minutes, €35-50 flat rate during daylight, higher at night). The train is the best value and runs frequently from 5:30 AM to midnight. Note that security procedures at Ben Gurion are thorough – allow extra time for passport control and potential additional screening.

How far in advance should I book Paris to Tel Aviv flights?

For this route, book 6-10 weeks ahead for optimal pricing. Eight weeks is the sweet spot for most airlines. Booking too early (more than 12 weeks) sometimes results in higher prices as airlines haven’t released their best discount fares yet. Booking too late (less than 3 weeks) rarely yields deals unless there’s a last-minute seat release. However, Israeli airlines like El Al may release cheap seats 10-12 weeks out, so earlier is better for them. The worst time to book is 2-4 weeks before departure during summer (July-August) or holidays when prices can exceed €550. Use price alerts and set them for your target dates plus/minus 3 days.

Is it cheaper to fly from Paris to Tel Aviv on weekdays?

Yes, weekday flights are significantly cheaper than weekend departures on this route. Tuesday and Wednesday are the cheapest days to fly, with savings of 15-25% compared to Sunday departures. A Tuesday flight in February might cost €300 while the same route on a Sunday could be €380-420. Saturday departures are also relatively affordable, often matching Tuesday-Wednesday prices. Friday departures are expensive as many travelers fly out for weekend trips or return from Israel. The cheapest overall combination is typically departing Tuesday-Wednesday and returning Thursday-Saturday. Use Skyscanner’s ‘whole month’ view to identify the cheapest days for your specific travel window.

Data updated: 2026-03

Posted 18d ago

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