Atlanta → Tel Aviv flights

Median $444, but bottom quartile sits at $403 — watch for spikes

Key takeaways

• Median fare is $444, with the cheapest quarter of snapshots at or below $403
• High of $775 shows occasional spikes well above typical pricing
• Spread of 92% between low and high — this is a volatile route, not a stable one
• Middle 50% of fares cluster tightly between $403–$444, suggesting a realistic target range
• Sample size of 21 days is decent but still a snapshot-in-time, not a full seasonal picture

30-day price trend

See full numbers and stats on the ATL → TLV price history page.

The full picture

The data shows a fairly clear floor for this route: the bottom quartile and median are close together ($403 to $444), meaning a large share of observed fares land in a tight, predictable band. But the $775 high pulls the overall spread to 92%, which is wide — this isn't a route where you can assume prices stay put. That gap likely reflects either seasonal demand spikes, less-flexible fare classes appearing on certain days, or limited seat availability at the lower price tiers.

With 21 daily snapshots, we have a reasonable but not exhaustive read on this route's behavior. There isn't enough granularity here to point to a specific booking window with confidence — we can't tell you fares soften at a particular number of weeks out, because the data doesn't show a time-series trend, only a distribution of cached fares. What we can say is that if you're seeing a quote near the $403–$444 range, you're in the normal-to-good pricing zone for this route. If you're quoted anywhere close to $700+, that's an outlier on the high end, and it's worth checking alternate dates or waiting to see if pricing settles back toward the median.

We don't have reliable day-of-week or carrier-specific patterns in this dataset — the payload doesn't surface a dominant carrier signal strong enough to generalize. The honest takeaway: this route has real volatility (92% spread is high), so treat $444 as your benchmark, treat sub-$420 as a good deal, and be skeptical of any fare pushing toward the $600+ range unless your dates are fixed. The caveat worth repeating — 21 snapshots is a solid sample but still a limited window; it can't tell you how this route behaves across a full year or during holiday travel surges.

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