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Aegean Airlines

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Aegean Airlines

Greece · AEGEAN
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Greece's largest airline, connecting Europe and beyond.

Founded
1987
Headquarters
Kifissia, Athens, Greece
Alliance
Star Alliance
Aegean Airlines is the largest Greek carrier and flag carrier of Greece, operating scheduled and charter flights across Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa. Founded in 1987 and commencing operations in 1999, the airline has grown significantly through organic expansion and the acquisition of Olympic Air in 2013. Aegean is a member of Star Alliance, the world's largest airline alliance, giving passengers access to an extensive global network. The airline is headquartered in Kifissia, Athens, and primarily operates from Athens International Airport Eleftherios Venizelos. The airline has won the Skytrax award for Best Regional Airline in Europe multiple times, reflecting its strong reputation for service quality. It serves over 150 destinations and carries millions of passengers annually.
Hubs & network
Aegean Airlines primarily operates from Athens International Airport Eleftherios Venizelos, with a secondary hub at Thessaloniki Macedonia Airport.
Fleet
Aegean Airlines operates an all-Airbus fleet consisting of A320 family aircraft, including the A320neo, A321neo, A320ceo, and A321ceo variants.
Notable facts
  • ›Aegean Airlines acquired Olympic Air in 2013, consolidating its position as Greece's dominant carrier.
  • ›The airline has won the Skytrax Best Regional Airline in Europe award multiple times.
  • ›Aegean joined Star Alliance in 2010, becoming the alliance's first Greek member.
  • ›The airline serves over 150 destinations across more than 40 countries.
  • ›Aegean Airlines is publicly traded on the Athens Stock Exchange.
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Aegean Airlines

Aegean Airlines is Greece's largest airline and a Star Alliance member, operating an Airbus narrowbody fleet from its Athens hub to destinations across Europe and the Mediterranean.

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Route network map (216 legs)

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Route network

AOK → ATHDH4
AOK → KSJDH8
AOK → RHODH8
ARN → KLX319
ARN → SKG736
ATH → AOKDH4
ATH → AUH321 320
ATH → AXD320 DH4 321
ATH → BCN320 321
ATH → BEGDH4
ATH → BRU321 320
ATH → BUD320
ATH → CAI738
ATH → CDG321 320
ATH → CFUDH4 320
ATH → CHQ320 DH4
ATH → DME320 321
ATH → DUS320
ATH → EFLDH4
ATH → FCO320
ATH → FRA321
ATH → GVA320
ATH → HBEE70
ATH → HER321 DH4 320
ATH → IEV320
ATH → IOADH4
ATH → IST320
ATH → JIKDH4
ATH → JKHDH4 319
ATH → JKLDH8
ATH → JMK320 DH4
ATH → JNXDH8
ATH → JSIDH4
ATH → JSYDH8
ATH → JTR321 320 DH4 319
ATH → JTYDH8
ATH → KGS320 DH4
ATH → KITDH4
ATH → KVADH4
ATH → LCA320
ATH → LED320
ATH → LHR321 320
ATH → LRSDH8
ATH → LXSDH4
ATH → LYS320
ATH → MAD320
ATH → MAN320
ATH → MJT320 DH4
ATH → MLODH8
ATH → MRS320
ATH → MUC320
ATH → MXP320
ATH → NTE320
ATH → OSL73W 73G
ATH → OTP320 DH4
ATH → PASDH8
ATH → PHL332
ATH → PRG320
ATH → RHO320 DH4
ATH → SKG320 321 DH4
ATH → SKUDH4
ATH → SMIDH4
ATH → SOFDH4
ATH → TBS320
ATH → TIADH4
ATH → TLV320
ATH → TXL320
ATH → VIE320
ATH → WAW320
ATH → ZTHDH4
AUH → ATH321 320
AXD → ATH320 DH4 321
BCN → ATH320 321
BEG → ATHDH4
BOD → HER320
BRU → ATH321 320
BRU → HER320
BUD → ATH320
CAI → ATH738
CDG → ATH321 320
Aegean Airlines
Encyclopaedia

Aegean Airlines S.A. is the flag carrier of Greece and the largest Greek airline by total number of passengers carried, by number of destinations served, and by fleet size. A Star Alliance member since June 2010, it operates scheduled and charter services from Athens and Thessaloniki to other major Greek, European, Middle Eastern, African and Indian destinations. Its main hubs are Athens International Airport in Athens, Macedonia International Airport in Thessaloniki and Larnaca International Airport in Cyprus. It also uses other Greek airports as bases, some of which are seasonal. It has its head office in Athens International Airport, building 57.

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