Olympic Air
GreeceAbout the airline
Olympic Air is Greece's regional carrier, founded in 1957 and based in Athens and Rhodes. The airline operates regional routes across Greece and the Eastern Mediterranean using modern turboprop and regional jet aircraft, connecting smaller airports and island destinations.
Fleet
Olympic Air (IATA: OA, ICAO: OAL) is a Greek regional airline established in 1957, making it one of Greece's oldest carriers. The airline operates from two main hubs: Athens International Airport and Rhodes International Airport, positioning itself as a key regional connector across Greece and the Eastern Mediterranean region.
The network focuses on regional and island routes, serving destinations that benefit from dedicated regional service. This hub strategy allows Olympic Air to connect smaller Greek airports and regional centers efficiently, supporting both leisure and business travel across the Aegean and surrounding areas.
Olympic Air's fleet consists of three aircraft families: the ATR 42, Bombardier CRJ1000, and Bombardier Q400 NextGen. This mix of turboprops and regional jets enables the airline to operate economically on shorter regional routes while maintaining capacity for busier corridors. The modern fleet ensures reliability and operational efficiency across its network.