Pizza Hut Opens New Airport Branch at Ben Gurion with Standard Pricing
Pizza Hut has opened a new branch in the Shachakim Hall at Ben Gurion Airport as part of a 2.5 million NIS investment, maintaining standard nationwide pricing.
Pizza Hut is expanding its presence in Israel with the opening of a new branch in the Shachakim Hall at Ben Gurion International Airport, representing part of a broader 2.5 million NIS investment.
The new location is situated before the security checkpoint, allowing departing passengers and their accompanying guests to dine together in an accessible public area. This follows the opening of another Pizza Hut branch in Terminal 3's duty-free zone last August.
Despite operating inside the airport, management decided to maintain standard nationwide pricing. Personal pizzas are priced at 29.90 NIS, family-sized pizzas at 74.90 NIS, and XL pizzas at 84.90 NIS, with no airport surcharges applied.
The menu features the brand's classic offerings, including Pan pizzas, Cheesy Bites, pastas, salads, and garlic bread, alongside items packaged for travelers to carry on board flights. Pizza Hut estimates that at least 50% of individual pizza buyers will take their meals onto airplanes.
Edit Bachar, CEO of Pizza Hut Israel, emphasized the milestone: "Entering Ben Gurion Airport is a significant moment for Pizza Hut in Israel. It was important for us to offer the same familiar products at standard prices while introducing tailored solutions for travelers."
Globally, parent company Yum! Brands recently announced the sale of Pizza Hut in a 2.7 billion dollar transaction, dividing operations between Yum China and private equity firm LongRange Capital.
