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Tram services to become more frequent, with shorter waiting times on Syntagma–Pikrodafni and Voula–SEF

Four additional trams during peak hours from September 7, up to 16 more services on Line 7, and a reduction in intervals to under 10 minutes — 27 trams will be operating simultaneously in the morning

EU: New rules for carry-on baggage & greater transparency in airfares

The new European framework provides for a free personal item and a small carry-on bag, greater transparency in ticket prices, faster compensation, and stronger protections for families and vulnerable passengers, prompting objections from low-cost airlines

Electric scooters banned for those under 17 – Mandatory insurance for everyone: The 4 measures up for a vote tomorrow

Most skateboarding accidents involve children under the age of 17, noted Deputy Minister of Transportation George Kotsiras

New EU rules on Airline Passenger Rights – What to expect

 “We have reached the first landmark agreement on air passenger rights in the EU in two decades,” said the Commissioner responsible, Apostolos Tzitzikostas. "The new framework will take effect in 12 months"

Speech by Mitsotakis at the event on public transport in Athens

According to the framework of the presentation by the Ministry of Transport, the focus is on the new buses that are being gradually added to the fleet, the renewal of train sets, and interventions aimed at improving passengers’ daily experience

Fraport Greece: 3.2% increase in passenger traffic in April despite the impact of the Middle East

Fraport Greece airports handled 1.8 million passengers in April - Since the start of the concession, Fraport Greece airports have handled approximately 256 million passengers.

Airfares in Europe set to rise due to Strait of Hormuz crisis, International Air Transport Association estimates

The IATA warns that higher fuel costs will be passed on to passengers - Concern over possible fuel shortages in the summer

Drones for people: Air taxis will land on rooftops and are coming to end traffic madness

The emergence of flying taxis began in New York - The market is expected to exceed $1.3 trillion by 2040, attracting major investments - In Greece, business interest is being recorded, especially in the tourism sector

Katechaki–Evangelismos nears completion

It is one of the largest public infrastructure projects in the country’s modern history, not only in terms of technical complexity but also in the scale of its impact on the operation and everyday life of the capital

The story of Greece’s trolleybuses: From the first routes to the the last

They once rolled through Athens painted green—not the familiar orange. Today, Greece has officially begun pulling down their overhead wires, as trolleybuses prepare to give way to a new fleet of modern electric buses

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