Thessaloniki Macedonia International Airport (IATA: SKG, ICAO: LGTS) is the second busiest airport in Greece, located approximately 13 kilometres southeast of the city centre of Thessaloniki. It serves as a critical hub for northern Greece, handling millions of passengers annually and connecting the region to destinations across Europe, the Middle East, and beyond. The airport underwent significant upgrades in the 2000s, improving its capacity and facilities to accommodate growing passenger traffic. It handles a mix of scheduled and charter flights, with strong seasonal demand driven by tourism to northern Greece, the Aegean coast, and the broader Macedonia region. Managed by Fraport Greece since 2017 as part of a broader concession covering 14 Greek regional airports, SKG has seen continued investment in infrastructure and service quality. The airport plays an important economic role for the region, supporting trade, tourism, and connectivity for Greece's second-largest city.