New Routes with Aegean Airlines
From the UK, Spain, Estonia
AEGEAN, the largest airline based in Greece, will have its largest-ever schedule this winter, with 118 destinations and 157 routes to 44 countries. The 2023/2024 winter schedule will expand flight paths between Greece and Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, and the Balkans. AEGEAN’s 2023/2024 winter schedule will have routes from Athens to Bristol and Birmingham, Malaga, Bilbao, Tallinn, Riga, Tunisia, and Barcelona from Thessaloniki. More information on Aegean's new flights here.
New Routes with SkyExpress
From Cyprus
Cyprus is one of the most well-connected countries to Greece, and SkyExpress just introduced a new route connecting Thessaloniki directly with Larnaca. It is worth noting that SkyExpress has the most routes to smaller destinations of any airline in Greece. In fact, SkyExpress serves 34 destinations in the country, so it's a good idea when you are trying to get to more remote areas like Corfu, Ikaria, the Dodecanese, or the North Aegean islands. More information can be found on the SkyExpress site. Other direct routes on SkyExpress are from London, Paris, Rome, and Brussels to Greece.
New Routes with LOT Polish Airlines
From Poland
LOT, a Polish-based airline, has launched a connection between Warsaw and Athens. The national carrier's aircraft will be flying to Athens every day, starting 11 April 2024 at 10 a.m. Also among LOT's offerings are direct flights to Preveza from Poland. The following is a list of all destinations in Greece serviced by LOT.
Athens — Athens International Airport (resumes 11 April 2024)
Corfu — Corfu International Airport (seasonal)
Kos — Kos International Airport (seasonal)
Mytilene — Mytilene International Airport (seasonal charter)
Rhodes — Rhodes International Airport (seasonal)
Thessaloniki — Thessaloniki International Airport (seasonal)
New Routes with Wizz Air
From Romania
Budget airline Wizz Air, which is based in Hungary and serves many major European destinations, has announced a new route from Bucharest to Thessaloniki in northern Greece. Tickets are now being sold, with fares starting from about 20 euros. The following is a list of all destinations in Greece served by Wizz Air.
Athens — Athens International Airport
Chania — Chania International Airport (seasonal)
Corfu — Corfu International Airport (seasonal)
Heraklion — Heraklion International Airport (seasonal)
Kos — Kos Airport (seasonal)
Mykonos — Mykonos Airport (seasonal)
Preveza — Aktion National Airport (seasonal)
Rhodes — Rhodes International Airport (seasonal)
Santorini — Santorini (Thira) International Airport (seasonal)
Thessaloniki — Thessaloniki Airport
Zakynthos — Zakynthos Airport
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