Chaos in Greek airspace as Athens FIR restores systems – Delays to continue for hours – What passengers need to know
Some landings and take-offs are beginning to take place
No flights in or out of Greece after technical failure shuts down airspace – Greek FIR emptied
Greek airspace closed – Only flights already in the air are being handled, landing “manually” – The Greek FIR has “emptied,” as shown on flight maps – What the Civil Aviation Authority says in its statement
Athens International Airport (AIA): Passenger traffic up 6.6% in the first 11 months – 31.68 million passengers handled
Annual growth reached 9.5% in November, while both domestic and international passenger traffic increased, exceeding 2024 levels by 5.0% and 11.5% respectively – The picture for flight numbers