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Viking Hellas
Greece · DELPHI

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Greek charter airline connecting Mediterranean destinations.
Headquarters
Athens, Greece
Viking Hellas was a Greek charter airline that operated primarily leisure and package holiday flights, serving tourists traveling to and from Greece and various European destinations. The airline was associated with the broader Viking aviation group and catered largely to the inclusive-tour market.
The carrier operated under IATA code VQ and ICAO code VKH, with the radio callsign DELPHI. Like many charter airlines of its era, Viking Hellas focused on seasonal demand, transporting holidaymakers to Greek islands and coastal resorts.
Viking Hellas ceased operations, as the Greek charter aviation sector faced significant consolidation and financial pressures over the years. The airline is no longer active.
Hubs & network
Viking Hellas primarily operated through Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport and various Greek regional airports.
Fleet
Viking Hellas operated jet aircraft typical of charter carriers, including Boeing 737 series aircraft.
Notable facts
- ›Operated under the radio callsign DELPHI, referencing the famous ancient Greek oracle site.
- ›Functioned primarily as a charter carrier serving the leisure and package holiday market.
- ›Was associated with the Viking aviation brand operating in Greece.
- ›No longer operational, having ceased flights amid industry consolidation.
- ›Served European tourist traffic inbound to Greek island and coastal destinations.
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Greek charter pioneer connecting the Aegean to the world with dedication
Viking Hellas was a Greek charter airline that operated under the callsign DELPHI, serving leisure and package-tour markets from its Greek bases. The carrier provided charter services connecting Greek destinations with European holiday travelers during its operational years. Known for its Aegean routes, Viking Hellas contributed to Greece's tourism-driven aviation sector before ceasing operations.
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Fleet Note
Viking Hellas operated a modest fleet of narrow-body jet aircraft typical of European charter carriers of its era.
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Route network
CGP → DACER4
CXB → DACER4
DAC → CGPER4
DAC → CXBER4
DAC → JSRER4
DAC → ZYLER4
JSR → DACER4
ZYL → DACER4
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
Encyclopaedia
Fly Hellas was a privately owned charter airline. Its main base was Athens International Airport.
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