Aegean Airlines flights

Aegean Airlines is the largest airline Greece when it comes to number of passengers and fleet size, and it is also the flag carrier of the country. The airline mainly operates flights to other parts of Europe and has two main hubs that you find in Athens and Thessaloniki. They are also a member of the largest airline alliance in the world – Star Alliance.

Re-launch Flights from CGN to Athens with Aegean Airlines will resume on October 26

Re-launch On October 26, Aegean Airlines will re-launch flights from Athens to Cologne

Re-launch Aegean Airlines plans to restart Hanover-Athens flights on Jul 4

Re-launch Athens-Hanover flights to be re-launched by Aegean Airlines on July 3

Re-launch Flights with Aegean Airlines from Cologne to Thessaloniki will resume on Jul 3

New route New flights! Explore Athens with Aegean Airlines from Erbil

New route Flights from Athens to Erbil with Aegean Airlines are now available

New airline Aegean Airlines introduces new route from Erbil to Athens

New airline Travel to Erbil from Athens with Aegean Airlines

Aegean Airlines airports

Sorted by the number of departing flights next month.

Aegean Airlines at ATH route map — #1 **Athens (ATH)**
3,295 flights

Aegean Airlines at SKG route map — #2 **Thessaloniki (SKG)**
652 flights

Aegean Airlines at LCA route map — #3 **Larnaca (LCA)**
245 flights

Aegean Airlines at HER route map — #4 **Heraklion (HER)**
242 flights

Aegean Airlines at JTR route map — #5 **Thira (JTR)**
143 flights

Aegean Airlines at RHO route map — #6 **Rhodes (RHO)**
136 flights

Aegean Airlines at CHQ route map — #7 **Chania (CHQ)**
131 flights

Aegean Airlines at MJT route map — #8 **Mytilene (MJT)**
115 flights

Aegean Airlines at MUC route map — #9 **Munich (MUC)**
113 flights

Aegean Airlines at TLV route map — #10 **Tel Aviv-Yafo (TLV)**
109 flights

Aegean Airlines at FRA route map — #11 **Frankfurt (FRA)**
100 flights

Aegean Airlines at LHR route map — #12 **London (LHR)**
98 flights

An airline hub is an airport where the airline has a heavy presence and normally some kind of headquarters. On the other hand, a focus city is a destination where the airline operates limited point-to-point routes. In these cities, the airline doesn’t necessarily need to have an office (even though this sometimes is the case). Many low-cost airlines don't use the definition 'hub' but instead define their main airports of operations as an operating base.