CYPRadar 🇨🇾🛩️ Aegean Airlines resumes Athens-Paphos flights, enhancing connectivity three times weekly
Aegean Airlines has officially resumed flights between Athens and Paphos, marking its return to Paphos International Airport after several years. The route will operate three times a week, boosting connectivity for Paphos both domestically and through Aegean's extensive international network, including key tourism markets such as Germany and northern Europe. In February, an important meeting took place where Paphos stakeholders and Aegean executives discussed promotional efforts and joint initiatives to support the route's success. Local stakeholders expressed their approval of the airline's decision to reinstate the flights and voiced optimism about Aegean potentially expanding its services at Paphos International Airport in the near future.
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