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Information about a Greece Airport would be useful for a traveler visiting Greece on holiday or on some other purpose. 81.9 % of the tourists who travel to Greece use these Greece airports, according to statistics. There are 15 international airports in Greece along with 25 state domestic airports. The airports in Greece host standard and chartered flights on a regular basis.
Major Greece Airports
The important airports in Greece include the Athens Airport, the Mykonos Airport, the Santorini Airport, the Heraklio Airport, the Chania Airport, the Kos Airport, the Rhodes Airport, the Samos Airport, the Skiathos Airport, the Kavala Airport, the Thessaloniki Airport, the Corfu Airport, the Kefalonia Airport, the Lefkada Airport, the Patras Airport, the Karpathos Airport, and the Lemnos Airport.
Athens Airport
The Athens Airport is located east of the Athens city center, at a distance of 20 km. It is situated between the towns of Markopoulo, Koropi, Spata and Loutsa. It is the largest and most popular airport of Greece.
The runways of the Athens airport are about four kilometers long. It is said to be the most expensive airport of Greece and one of the most expensive ones in Europe. The restaurants and cafes within the airport have to pay a huge amount in rent. The airport is planned to be improved over time to accommodate an enhancement in air travel.
The Athens Airport is reachable without difficulty using the Attiki Odos, which is a six-lane motorway amounting to the Athens City Ring Road. Public transport is available to and from Athens and the port of Piraeus by metro, railway and express airport buses. The transport system makes sure well organized transportation for air travelers and assist in the connection to important tourist attractions.
A Greece Airport, both domestic and international ones, host many flights for different destinations within Greece and some islands. International flights from almost every country arrive at the international airports in Greece.
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