Direct flights with Aegean Airlines (A3) - See all non-stop routes

Aegean Airlines was founded in 1999 as the flag carrier of Greece. It serves more than 110 destinations (around 20 domestically and 90+ internationally) across more than 45 countries.

Aegean has a relatively modest fleet of around 70 aircraft, mostly Airbus A320/321, which it uses to connect Greece to airports in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and North America.

The airline codeshares with over 2 dozen airlines in Star Alliance, such as SWISS, Lufthansa, and Turkish Airlines. This allows it a much greater reach than its mid-range aircraft allows at first glance.

To find all Aegean Airlines’ destinations, use the filter below. Pick either Athens (ATH) or Thessaloniki (SKG) as your origin to see the full list of nonstop routes with Aegean. You can also refine by country, region, or continent, and then sort by flight duration, frequency, or aircraft used.

Aegean’s hubs and operating bases

Aegean operates from two primary hubs - the two largest airports in Greece:

• Athens (ATH) - Its main hub with the most domestic and international flights, including charter operations to tour destinations

• Thessaloniki (SKG) - Secondary base with domestic and European connections year-round.
  

Smaller bases include the two main airports on Crete: Heraklion (HER) and Chania (CHQ), as well as Rhodes (RHO) and Kalamata (KLX), which are mainly utilized during the high summer season.

With the collapse of Cyprus Airways, Aegean opened a base in Larnaca International Airport (LCA) - the only one outside of Greece.

Domestic direct flights with Aegean Airlines

Aegean’s domestic network is dense and frequent, connecting Athens and Thessaloniki with each major island and city:

• Athens (ATH) - Thessaloniki (SKG): Greece’s busiest intercity air route with up to 11 flights each day.

• Athens (ATH) - Heraklion (HER): Multiple daily flights to the Cretan capital with 9 daily flights in the summer.

• Athens (ATH) - Rhodes (RHO): Regular flights but particularly active in summer with up to 35 weekly flights.

• Athens (ATH) - Corfu (CFU): Four daily flights on a year-round service to the main Ionian island.

• Thessaloniki (SKG) - Mykonos (JMK): Another route that is especially popular in summer. Aegean operates one flight per day.

Aegean Airlines’ main competitor domestically is Sky Express.

Aegean’s direct flights within Europe

Aegean connects Greece with key European cities across the continent.

• Athens (ATH) - London Heathrow (LHR): Up to 4 flights per day on a very important route.

• Athens (ATH) - Paris (CDG): Aegean has 4 flights per day year-round.

• Athens (ATH) - Berlin (BER): Two daily flights linking the Greek and German capitals.

• Athens (ATH) - Rome Fiumicino (FCO): More than 20 weekly flights suited towards both business and tourism.

• Athens (ATH) - Barcelona (BCN): Daily flights that increase in frequency during the summer months.

Aegean Airlines’ mid-range network

Aegean offers flights to numerous destinations in North Africa, the Middle East and the Caucasus, all within a 5.5 hour range from Athens. Here are some of the longest regular flights the airline operates:

• Athens (ATH) - Dubai (DXB): Aegean operates 4 flights per week in addition to Emirates’ 14 flights. This is the airline’s longest scheduled flight.

• Athens (ATH) - Riyadh (RUH): Saudi Arabia presents a burgeoning tourism market and Aegean captures the Greek portion of it.

• Athens (ATH) - Marrakech (RAK): Aegean is the only carrier serving this brand new direct route to Morocco.

• Athens (ATH) - Baku (GYD): Aegean is the only airline to offer direct flights between Greece and Azerbaijan.

• Thessaloniki (SKG) - Tbilisi (TBS): A direct service twice per week between the Georgian capital and Greece’s second city.

Aegean Airlines is a strong regional airline with several important direct routes that no other airline provides. Use the filter tool above to find all direct flights!