Cheap flights from Tel Aviv to Stuttgart

Airlines that fly from Tel Aviv to Stuttgart

Israir is the only airline operating direct flights from Tel Aviv to Stuttgart on a weekly basis. Here on Skyscanner, we will show you the best options available on every single day, such as flights with Pegasus Airlines via Istanbul, with Blue Air via Bucharest, with Aegean Airlines via Athens, and many other options.

Terminal Information - Departing

Most flights from Tel Aviv to Stuttgart depart from Ben Gurion Airport Terminal 3. However, if your flight or the first leg of your journey via a stopover is operated by a low-cost airline, it may depart from Terminal 1. You are requested to arrive three hours prior to your flight departure time to allow sufficient time for security checks.

You can pass the time browsing the internet, checking your emails and post about your upcoming trip thanks to the free unlimited Wi-Fi service at Ben Gurion Airport. Hungry? Ben Gurion Airport offers several cafes and restaurants, and if you are already in the mood for shopping, you can go to the Duty-Free stores.

If you have a premium credit card such as Platinum, Diamond, or Corporate, check the Dan Lounges in Terminal 3. You may be eligible for a discount or even a free entrance. Here you will enjoy complimentary snacks and drinks, including beers and wines.

Terminal Information - Arriving

Flights from Tel Aviv to Stuttgart arrive at Stuttgart Airport (STR), which is located around 13 km south of Stuttgart city center. The airport has four terminals. Aegean Airlines, Blue Air, Israir and Pegasus Airlines all arrive at Terminal 3. Free Wi-Fi is available for up to one hour per device.

If you are planning to travel by car, you will find several car rental agencies on level 2 of Terminal 3: Avis, Buchbinder, Enterprise, Europcar, Global Drive, Sixt, and Hertz are all there.

Getting from the airport to Stuttgart city center by public transport is simple: take the S-Bahn S2 or S3 from Level 1 of Terminal 1, which is in the same building of Terminal 2 and 3. The duration of the journey is around 30 minutes to the city center. The fare costs €3.87. There are also bus routes for the same price.

Things you should know

Before booking flights from Tel Aviv to Stuttgart, make sure that your passport is valid for at least three extra months after the date you are leaving Germany. As part of the Schengen area, Germany allows Israeli passport holders to stay a total of 90 days in 180 days without applying for a visa. Israeli citizens are allowed to enter Germany as tourists and apply for another visa, such as employment or student visa after entering Germany. If you enter Germany with an EU passport, proceed to the EU citizens borders control line, and there is no limit on the length of your stay.

Useful Information about Stuttgart

The weather in Stuttgart is relatively pleasant with around 18 degrees in the summer. If you travel during the winter season, make sure you have a good jacket, suitable for 0-2 degrees.

Food and drinks are cheaper in Stuttgart when compared to Tel Aviv. A three-course meal for two is 10% cheaper, and beers are half price compared to what you are used to paying at home. But when it gets to public transport, Stuttgart is much more expensive: a single ticket is almost 90% higher, and each km by taxi is 128% more expensive. Some clothing items cost the same in both cities, and some are cheaper in Stuttgart by up to 30%.

This information is correct as of June 2017