AWB Tracking
Track your air waybill in real-time
Real-time freighter flights at Ben Gurion Airport
Ben Gurion Airport (TLV/LLBG) is Israel's primary air cargo hub, handling millions of tons of freight annually. Major dedicated cargo operators include Challenge Airlines (formerly CAL Cargo), DHL (European Air Transport), FedEx Express, UPS Airlines, Challenge Airlines, Atlas Air, and Silk Way West Airlines.
Air cargo at Ben Gurion is processed through two terminals: Maman Cargo Terminal, the larger facility handling the majority of import and export freight, and Swissport Israel Cargo Terminal, serving additional airlines. Both terminals provide unloading, sorting, storage, and cold chain facilities.
Major freight routes from TLV connect to European cargo hubs including Leipzig (DHL hub), Cologne (UPS hub), Liege (Challenge/Atlas hub), and Frankfurt (Lufthansa Cargo). Long-haul freighter routes serve New York (JFK), Hong Kong, Dubai (DWC), Baku, Nairobi, and Addis Ababa. Most cargo flights operate overnight and early morning schedules to optimize logistics connections.
Dedicated freighter operators at TLV:
Maman is the larger terminal, handling most airlines and the majority of air cargo at TLV. Swissport Israel is a smaller facility serving additional airlines. Both terminals provide unloading, sorting, storage, and cold chain facilities. Airlines are assigned to a terminal based on their ground handling agreements.
Use the AWB Tracking tool to track your shipment by Air Waybill number. You'll need the 3-digit airline prefix and 8-digit AWB number. The system checks both Maman and Swissport terminals for the latest cargo status, including clearance stage, pieces, and weight.
No. This board shows only dedicated freighter aircraft — planes designed exclusively for cargo with no passengers. Many passenger airlines also carry freight in the aircraft belly hold, but those flights are shown on the main flight board. For belly cargo tracking, use the AWB tracking tool.