Is it cheaper to book return or two one-way tickets?

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What's the cheapest day to fly from Tel Aviv to Rome?

We don't have enough real fare history yet to identify a cheapest weekday for this route.

Which airlines fly this route?

We don't have confirmed airline data for this route yet.

Can I change my return date after booking?

Change policies depend entirely on the fare type and airline you book with — flexible fares typically allow date changes for a fee, while the cheapest basic fares often don't. Check the fare rules shown at booking before you buy.

How far in advance should I book a return ticket?

As a general industry pattern, booking 4–8 weeks ahead of departure tends to find better return fares than booking last-minute or very far in advance.

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3h 25m

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Confirmed airlines

Tel Aviv to Rome return, a route covering 2,251 km each way with a typical flight time of 3h 25m. Rome is located in Italy, in Europe. Fares and availability change constantly; the figures below reflect what's actually on file for this route today, not an estimate.

Weather in Rome by season

Based on the last 3 years of real historical data.

January

14° / 7°C

~58mm rain

April

18° / 10°C

~53mm rain

July

30° / 22°C

~24mm rain

October

23° / 16°C

~137mm rain

Nearby airports

Near Tel Aviv

Haifa International Airport (HFA)90 km

Near Rome

Ciampino Airport (CIA)29 km

Money-saving tips

Book 4–8 weeks ahead of departure where possible — a general industry pattern, not specific to this route.
Tuesday and Wednesday departures tend to be cheaper than weekend flights on most routes.
Morning flights are often less expensive than midday or evening departures.
Compare nearby departure and arrival airports — see the alternatives above.
Flexible return dates widen your options considerably versus a fixed round-trip window.

Fare types explained

Most airlines sell several fare tiers on the same flight: Economy (the base fare, often with paid extras like seat selection and baggage), Premium Economy (more legroom, sometimes included baggage), Business (priority boarding, lounge access, flat or angled seating on longer routes), and First Class (offered by a shrinking number of airlines on select long-haul routes). Exact inclusions vary by airline and route — check the fare rules shown at booking.