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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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Greece's leading carrier connecting Athens to Europe and beyond

Aegean Airlines was founded in 1987 and commenced operations in 1999, quickly growing to become Greece's largest airline. Based at Athens International Airport, it operates an extensive network spanning Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa. Known for its consistent quality, Aegean has been repeatedly recognized as a European regional airline leader by Skytrax.

Primary Hubs

ATH SKG

Cabin Classes

EconomyBusiness

Loyalty Program

Miles+Bonus

Fleet Note

Aegean Airlines operates a modern all-Airbus fleet composed primarily of A320-family aircraft including the A320neo and A321neo.

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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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Primary hubs

Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International AirportATH · 65 rts Thessaloniki Macedonia International AirportSKG · 17 rts Heraklion International Nikos Kazantzakis AirportHER · 15 rts Rhodes International Airport "Diagoras"RHO · 9 rts Domodedovo International AirportDME · 6 rts Charles de Gaulle International AirportCDG · 4 rts

Route network map (216 legs)

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Route network

AOK → ATHDH4

AOK → KSJDH8

AOK → RHODH8

ARN → SKG736

ATH → AUH321 320

ATH → BCN320 321

ATH → BEGDH4

ATH → BRU321 320

ATH → BUD320

ATH → CAI738

ATH → CDG321 320

ATH → CFUDH4 320

ATH → DME320 321

ATH → EFLDH4

ATH → FRA321

ATH → GVA320

ATH → HBEE70

ATH → IEV320

ATH → IST320

ATH → JKLDH8

ATH → JSIDH4

ATH → JSYDH8

ATH → JTR321 320 DH4 319

ATH → JTYDH8

ATH → KITDH4

ATH → KVADH4

ATH → LHR321 320

ATH → LYS320

ATH → MLODH8

ATH → MUC320

ATH → PASDH8

ATH → PRG320

ATH → SKG320 321 DH4

ATH → SOFDH4

ATH → WAW320

ATH → ZTHDH4

AXD → ATH320 DH4 321

BCN → ATH320 321

BOD → HER320

BRU → ATH321 320

BUD → ATH320

CAI → ATH738

CDG → HER320

CDG → SKG320

CFU → ATHDH4 320

CHQ → ATH320 DH4

CHQ → SKG320

CPH → SKG320

DME → KGS320

DME → SKG320

DUS → HER320

EFL → ATHDH4

FCO → ATH320

FRA → ATH321

FRA → SKG321

GVA → ATH320

GVA → OPO320 319

HAJ → SKG320

HER → ATH321 DH4 320

HER → BRU320

HER → DME320

HER → FRA320

HER → TXL320

IOA → ATHDH4

IST → ATH320

JKL → ATHDH8

JNX → ATHDH8

JSH → KSJDH8

JSY → ATHDH8

JTR → ATH321 320 DH4 319

JTY → LRSDH8

KGS → ATH320 DH4

KGS → JKLDH8

KIT → ATHDH4

KLX → DUS319

KSJ → AOKDH8

KSJ → JSHDH8

LCA → SKG320

LED → HER320

LED → RHO320

Fleet (aircraft types operated)

Airbus A320140 routes De Havilland Canada DHC-8-400 Dash 8Q52 routes DH830 routes Airbus A32126 routes Airbus A31911 routes Boeing 737-6002 routes Boeing 737-8002 routes Embraer 1702 routes 73W2 routes Boeing 737-7002 routes Airbus A330-2002 routes

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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