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By air

The most important entry point by air in Greece is “Eleftherios Venizelos” International Airport in Athens. From the first day it began operations in March 2001 has won international awards and distinctions, but more significantly, it has won the hearts of the visitors who consider it to be one of the most functional and comfortable airports in Europe. It is situated 33 km southeast of Athens and there is rapid access to the airport via the Attiki Odos, a central road artery connecting Athens with the Mesogeia (Mediterranean) region, as well as through dense scheduling of the Metro and Proastiako Suburban Systems.

More info about El. Venizelos Airport. www.aia.gr

However, other airports also handle direct flights from certain foreign countries, by regular and special airlines (especially during the summer months), as well as from charter flights, such as the Thessaloniki “Macedonia” State Airport, the Heraklion “Nikos Kazantazkis” International Airport, the Alexandroupolis “Dimokritos” International Airport and the Corfu “Ioannis Kapodistrias” Airport, as well as some smaller islands.

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