Aviation

Six years after establishing its base at Athens International Airport (AIA), the low-cost airline Volotea has announced the closure of its Athens base.

The European Commission aims to enhance collaboration with the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) to ensure the continued success of Europe’s aviation sector.

The EU aviation safety agency has issued a new Conflict Zone Information Bulletin, advising airlines against flying to, from, or over Russian airspace amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

More than 3,500 passengers enjoyed the Christmas festivities at Thessaloniki Airport, taking part in celebrations organized by Fraport Greece.

Jet2 has unveiled its largest-ever summer program to Greece for 2025, featuring three new destinations and eight new routes.

Athens is set to host the prestigious CAPA Airline Leader Summit 2025 this May, marking a significant event on the global aviation calendar.

Zela Aviation partners with the Syros–Ermoupolis Municipality to establish new international connections at Syros Airport and promote the island.

While global passenger traffic continues to rise, IATA warns that supply chain issues are hindering airlines’ ability to acquire the aircraft needed to meet growing demand.

Alimos, located along the Athenian Riviera, is set to become a key hub for seaplane flights connecting Attica with various Greek island destinations.

SKY express has further enhanced Greece’s connectivity to the Caucasus region by introducing a direct flight between Athens and Yerevan, the capital of Armenia.