Aegean Airlines
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Aegean Airlines is Greece's largest carrier, founded in 1987 and operating from hubs in Athens and Thessaloniki. The airline serves 118 destinations across Europe, the Mediterranean, and beyond, operating a modern Airbus fleet of 67 aircraft.
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Aegean Airlines (IATA: A3, ICAO: AEE) is Greece's leading airline, established in 1987 with headquarters in Kifisia. The airline commenced operations in May 1999 and has grown to operate 118 destinations, making it a key carrier for travel to and from Greece and across the Eastern Mediterranean and Europe.
The airline operates two main hubs: Athens International Airport and Thessaloniki International Airport. Athens serves as the primary hub connecting Greece to major European cities, North Africa, and the Middle East, while Thessaloniki provides regional connectivity to Central and Eastern Europe.
Aegean Airlines operates a modern fleet of 67 aircraft, primarily composed of Airbus narrowbody aircraft including the A319, A320, A321, and newer A320neo and A321neo variants. The carrier is a member of the Star Alliance network, enabling seamless connections to partner airlines worldwide. The airline also operates Olympic Air as a subsidiary, expanding its regional coverage.