Ben Gurion Airport has risen to the top of the list of airports suffering from the most severe disruptions in the world. According to the global aviation monitoring site Flightradar24, it received a maximum score of 5.0 for both arrivals and departures. The site's disruption index ranges from 0 to 5 and weighs the number of delayed flights, average delay duration and number of cancellations, with a score of 3.5 or higher indicating significant disruptions. A score of 5.0 does not necessarily mean all flights are canceled or delayed, but rather that the weighted disruption level is currently at the upper extreme. Meanwhile, following the chaos that prevailed at Ben Gurion Airport yesterday, some flights are showing delays of at least two hours, with some passengers waiting at the airport since yesterday.