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Aegean Airlines
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General information
Greece's largest airline and it is a
private one.
It serves destinations in Europe and
Turkey.
Scheduled flights, but charters are
also operated. The main hubs are at Athens and Thessaloniki - the biggest cities
in Greece.
Flies primarily to Western and
Mediterranean European destinations and also operates on a large number of
internal airports, such as those located on the Greek islands.
Fact sheet
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General
company information... |
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Official name: |
Aegean
Airlines |
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Slogan(s): |
"I want to
fly now!" |
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IATA
designator: |
A3 |
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ICAO
designator: |
AEE |
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Headquarters: |
Athens,
Greece |
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Alliance: |
Star
Alliance |
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Destinations...
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Hubs: |
Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport - Athens, Greece
Thessaloniki International Airport - Thessaloniki, Greece |
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Focus
cities, regions,
secondary
hubs: |
- |
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Number of
destinations: |
37 |
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Fleet
& flights-related...
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Fleet
size: |
33 (+6
orders) |
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Aircraft
types used: |
Airbus
A320, Airbus A321
ATR-72
BAE Avro
RJ100
Boeing
737-300, Boeing 737-400 |
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Accidents
& incidents: |
None |
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Passengers-related...
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Number of
passengers: |
- |
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Classes: |
- |
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Frequent
flyer program: |
- |
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Other important issues:
- with the
bankruptcy of the national airline, Olympic Airlines in September
2009, the importance of this carrier will rise |
Destinations
The airline operates to about 30
places in Europe, this includes a large number of flights to domestic
airports.
Internationally it flies to countries in the Balkans, then also to Cyprus
(Larnaca, Paphos), France (Paris), Germany (Berlin, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt,
München, Stuttgart), Italy (Milano/Milan, Roma/Rome, Venezia/Venice),
Spain (Barcelona, Madrid), UK (London), Turkey (Istanbul).
Here are the domestic
destinations of Aegean Airlines:
Alexandroupoli - Alexandroupolis International Airport
Athens - Athens International Airport Hub
Chania - Chania International Airport,"Ioannis Daskalogiannis"
Chios - Chios Island National Airport
Corfu - Corfu International Airport, "Ioannis Kapodistrias"
Heraklion - Heraklion International Airport, "Nikos Kazantzakis"
Ioannina - Ioannina National Airport
Kavala - Kavala International Airport
Kefalonia - Kefalonia Island International Airport
Kos - Kos Island International Airport
Lemnos - Lemnos International Airport
Mykonos - Mykonos Island National Airport
Mytilene - Mytilene International Airport
Rhodes - Rhodes International Airport, "Diagoras"
Samos - Samos International Airport
Santorini - Santorini (Thira) National Airport
Thessaloniki - Thessaloniki International Airport, "Macedonia" Hub
Fleet
The only Boeing 737-300 is an older
model, so are the Boeing 737-400 models (3 in service). These airplanes might be
pulled out of the fleet as 6 modern Airbus A320s are going to enter it starting
with 2010.
The BAE Avro RJ100 planes are in
number of 4. These are used for domestic and European short-haul flights. These
too are slowly aging and might soon be replaced.
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