Revolution at Ben Gurion Airport: Pizza Hut chain opens 2 branches in Terminal 3
Pizza Hut has launched a new branch in the Duty Free area, offering a flight-adapted menu and city-standard pricing. A second branch is set to open soon in the Shachakim complex.
The Pizza Hut chain is launching operations at Ben Gurion Airport with a new branch in the Duty Free complex, serving passengers after security. During the holiday season, the chain plans to open an additional branch in the "Shachakim" complex, located before the security check, to serve both visitors and passengers.
Despite the airport location, Pizza Hut has decided to maintain price parity with its nationwide branches. A personal pizza is priced at 29.90 NIS, a family pizza at 74.90 NIS, and an XL pizza at 84.90 NIS, with no airport surcharges.
The menu includes familiar favorites such as PAN pizzas, Cheesy Bites, Cheesy Crust, pizza malawach, pastas, salads, the MELTS series, and various sides. High demand for signature items like Cheesy Bites and Cheesy Crust was recorded immediately upon opening.
Alongside the standard menu, Pizza Hut is introducing two exclusive products at Ben Gurion Airport:
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Calzone: a rich pastry offered exclusively at these branches for 36.90 NIS.
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Pizza triangles: 18 NIS for Margherita and 20 NIS for a topped slice.
These items are designed for travelers seeking a quick and convenient meal. The personal pizza is served in a carry-friendly carton, allowing passengers to take it on board. Pizza Hut estimates that at least 50% of personal pizza customers will choose to eat their meal during their flight.
This expansion aligns with Pizza Hut's global strategy in major international airports, including Washington Dulles, Miami, Dallas-Fort Worth, Orlando, and Guatemala City.
"Entering Ben Gurion Airport is a significant moment for Pizza Hut in Israel. It was important to us that passengers meet the same pizza they know and love, with the same menu and the same prices, while offering solutions tailored to the flight experience," said Idit Bechar, CEO of Pizza Hut Israel.
