AIA – Athens Airport Updates

Athens Airport’s CEO adjusted initial revenue projections upward in light of positive Q1 data, forecasting arrivals to reach 30 million in 2024.

The appeal of Athens for Scandinavians is on the rise, according to recent data from Athens International Airport (AIA).

Passenger traffic at Athens International Airport in March increased by 20.1% to 2 million passengers, compared to 2023.

Airport traffic in Greece continued its upward trend in January marking a 12.4% rise over pre-pandemic 2019.

With passenger traffic and revenues up in 2023, Athens International Airport has high expectations for this year.

Keen buyer interest in Athens Airport during its stock market debut sent shares soaring in the first minutes of trade.

Athens International Airport handled over 1 million international passengers in the first month of the year, up 12.8% compared to 2023.

Athens Airport was among those in its size group in Europe to report the best passenger traffic performance in 2023.

Athens International Airport (AIA) was the EU’s 10th largest airport in terms of commercial flights in 2023.

Greece launched a historic initial public offering (IPO) for a 30% stake in Athens International Airport SA to run through to February 1.

Passenger traffic across all airports in Greece broke a new record in 2023 exceeding both 2022 and pre-pandemic 2019 levels.

The listing of Athens International Airport SA on the Athens Stock Exchange is scheduled to be completed in February.

Draft legislation tabled in Greek parliament paves the way for the listing of Athens International Airport on the Greek stock exchange.

Athens Airport in 2023 reached a record high with passenger traffic over 28 million, surpassing pre-Covid 2019 levels by some 10%.

Passenger traffic at all Greek airports during the first 11 months of the year recorded an all-time record, with an increase of 9.6% compared to 2022.

A group of influential travel agents and journalists representing the Indian tourism market recently toured Athens, Greece.

Athens International Airport (AIA), airline partners and emergency organizations practiced their cooperation and coordination in the event of an incident.

Passenger traffic at Athens International Airport was above pre-COVID 2019 levels by 9.9% during January-November.

In the category of Europe’s airports welcoming more than 25 million passengers per year, Athens Airport came first with an 18.9% rise over 2019.

Athens Airport is among the Top 5 in Europe reporting the largest passenger traffic increases in January-June 2023.