- Fraport Greece reports over 36 million passengers in 2024, up 6.4% from 2023.
- 805,056 passengers travelled in December 2024, a 6.7% increase from December 2023.
- From 2017 to 2024, 212.5 million passengers passed through the 14 regional airports.
- Passenger traffic rose 44.1% since the start of the concession in 2016, adding 11 million travellers.
Thirty-six million passengers used Fraport Greece’s regional airports in 2024, a solid 6.4% increase from 2023. This jump equated to 2.1 million more travellers compared to the previous year. Domestic flights climbed 4.7%, while international flights increased by 4.2%, with overall flights growing by 4.4%. Since 2016 the concession began, passenger numbers have surged by 44.1%.
In 2016, the airports handled 25 million travelers. By 2024, this figure shot up to over 36 million. Between 2017 and 2024 alone, a whopping 212.5 million passengers passed through. These stats confirm Fraport Greece’s key role in supporting tourism and the local economy.
2024 has been a year of significant achievements for Fraport Greece. This year, we welcomed an unprecedented 36 million passengers across our 14 regional airports, marking a new record for the third consecutive year. Through continuous investments, strategic planning, and a commitment to sustainability, we contribute to the ongoing development of the country’s tourism sector. We are proud of our contribution to the dynamic growth of the Greek economy.
Alexander Zinell, CEO of Fraport Greece
Major Infrastructure Upgrades
Fraport Greece isn’t just sitting back. Investments of up to €50 million annually are focused on upgrading facilities at all 14 regional airports. There’s also €146 million going straight into runway reconstruction to meet updated EU safety regulations from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). Airport safety just got a serious boost.
But that’s not all. Another €200 million is earmarked for new projects at airports in Kos, Mykonos, Santorini, and Corfu. These popular destinations are seeing passenger numbers hit capacity, and the upgrades aim to fix that.
Fraport Greece’s relentless focus on growth and investment isn’t just about keeping lights on at the airports. It’s about making Greece a world-class destination that continues to draw in travellers year after year. The numbers don’t lie—passenger growth and infrastructure investment mean big things for Greek tourism and local communities.
