Busline 444 (Israel)

Busline 444 is an intercity bus service in Israel that connects the cities of Ra'anana and Rosh HaAyin with Ben Gurion Airport, Israel's main international airport. The busline is operated by the Kavim Bus Cooperative.
History.
Busline 444 was established in the 2017 to provide a convenient and affordable transportation option for travelers between Ra'anana, Rosh HaAyin and Ben Gurion Airport. The service has since become popular with locals and tourists alike due to its reliability, frequency and comfortable buses.
Route.
The route of Busline 444 starts from Ra'anana junction terminal and passes through the cities of kfar saba , Rosh HaAyin, shoham before reaching Ben Gurion Airport. The route is approximately 45 kilometers long and takes around one hour to complete, depending on traffic conditions.
Timetable and frequency.
Busline 444 runs from early morning until late at night, with departures every 60 minutes during peak hours and every 60 minutes during off-peak hours. 
Fares.
The fare for Busline 444 is determined by the distance traveled and is based on the number of fare zones crossed. Passengers can purchase tickets from the bus driver or use their Rav-Kav smart card, which is a rechargeable electronic ticket that can be used on all public transportation in Israel.
Amenities.
The buses used on Busline 444 are modern, air-conditioned and equipped with comfortable seating and free Wi-Fi. The buses also have ample luggage storage space, making them ideal for travelers to and from the airport.
Conclusion.
Busline 444 is a reliable and convenient bus service that connects Ra'anana, Rosh HaAyin and Ben Gurion Airport. It is a popular choice for locals and tourists due to its frequency, comfort and affordability. Whether traveling for business or pleasure, Busline 444 is a great option for anyone looking for a hassle-free and comfortable way to travel to and from the airport.