- CEO
- Dimitrios C. Gerogiannis
- Full Time Employees
- 3,681
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Airlines, Airports & Air Services
- Address
- 31 Viltanioti Street Athens GI Greece 145 64
- IPO Date
- Jan 8, 2015
- Business
- Aegean Airlines S.A. (AGZNF) operates as Greece's flag carrier and largest airline, providing full-service scheduled passenger flights, charter services, and premium short- and medium-haul connectivity; its core offerings include domestic routes across 31 Greek destinations, international services to 130 points in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and select long-haul markets such as Singapore and Australia; the fleet comprises 67 all-Airbus narrowbody aircraft including 27 A320-200s, 21 A320neos, 4 A321-200s, and 15 A321neos, with 24 more on order encompassing A321neos, 4 A321LRs, and 2 A321XLRs for expanded long-haul capabilities; additionally, Aegean Executive provides non-scheduled VIP and executive air taxi services using Learjet 60 and Gulfstream G650 aircraft; the airline maintains main hubs at Athens International Airport, Thessaloniki's Macedonia International Airport, and Larnaca International Airport in Cyprus, with seasonal bases at other Greek regional airports.
A Star Alliance member since 2010, Aegean Airlines serves leisure, business, and tourism customers through codeshare and interline agreements with partners including Lufthansa, Emirates, Air Canada, TAP Air Portugal, and Volotea; it operates from its headquarters at Athens International Airport, Building 57, Kifisia, Greece, following founding in 1995 and commercial launch in 1999.
Recent developments encompass a September 2024 €25 million initial investment in Spanish low-cost carrier Volotea via convertible loan, potentially rising to €50 million for a 21% stake, alongside a memorandum of understanding for commercial cooperation including cross-selling, network development from Greek regional airports to France, Italy, and Spain, and MRO services; in July 2025, the carrier ordered two A321XLRs for delivery late 2025 and early 2026 to launch long-haul routes to New Delhi and Mumbai from Athens starting March 2026, complementing four upcoming A321LRs for markets including India, Seychelles, Maldives, and Africa; the 2024 timetable expanded to 161 destinations with a fleet of 81 aircraft by year-end, carrying 16.3 million passengers at 82.4% load factor amid network strengthening in Cyprus, Turkey, Italy, Spain, and Portugal; Aegean also concluded a prior 51% stake in Romanian charter airline Animawings in 2024.