Aegean Airlines. Reviews, seat maps and photos of the aircrafts

About aircompany

«Aegean Airlines» is the biggest national carrier of Greece. It makes a lot of flights both inside and outside the country.

Airport of registration is Eleftherios Venizelos airport in Athens. Additional hub is Macedonia airport in city of Salonika.

In 2010 took place merge with main competitor of the Aegean Airlines – Olympic Air.

Aegean Airlines is full-fledged member of the biggest aviation alliance – Star Alliance. Annual passenger turnover is about 6-7 million people with annual increase of 10%.

Route network of “Aegean Airlines” connects 15 cities inside Greece and 41 cities outside the country. During summer vacation additional flights are opened to popular Greek resorts.

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4-STAR airline by SKYTRAX, represents good quality of services.
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“Aegean Airlines” planes

As of February 11, 2024 "Aegean Airlines" operates a mainline fleet of 46 airplanes. The average age of planes is 10.2 years.

The oldest aircraft is Airbus A321-200, with reg.number SX-DGT. It is 22 years old. The newest one is Airbus A320-200neo, with reg.number SX-NAM. It is - 0.2 years old

Aircraft fleet

Airbus A319-100 – 1 aircraft

The newest one – SX-DGF - 13.7 years

The oldest aircraft – SX-DGF - 13.7 years

See more about the age of each aircraft:

Airbus A319-100 +

Aircraft	Reg	Age
Airbus A319-100	SX-DGF	13.7 years

Airbus A320-200 – 37 aircrafts

The newest one – SX-DND - 2.9 years

The oldest aircraft – SX-DGV - 16.5 years

See more about the age of each aircraft:

Airbus A320-200 +

Aircraft	Reg	Age
Airbus A320-200	SX-DGZ	3.6 years
SX-DNC	3.0 years
SX-DVW	10.0 years
SX-DVN	10.8 years
SX-DVH	11.9 years
SX-DGC	9.2 years
SX-DVJ	11.1 years
SX-DGB	9.1 years
SX-DGN	12.6 years
SX-DGO	10.6 years
SX-DGE	9.4 years
SX-DVS	10.2 years
SX-DND	2.9 years
SX-DGV	16.5 years
SX-DGD	9.3 years
SX-DVK	11.0 years
SX-DGY	3.6 years
SX-DNA	3.6 years
SX-DGR	10.7 years
SX-DGL	9.5 years
SX-DVG	12.0 years
SX-DGJ	11.2 years
SX-DVT	10.1 years
SX-DGX	15.8 years
SX-DVU	10.0 years
SX-DGI	11.6 years
SX-DVR	10.2 years
SX-DNB	3.2 years
SX-DVY	9.8 years
SX-DNE	2.9 years
SX-DVX	9.9 years
SX-DGK	9.8 years
SX-DVQ	10.6 years
SX-DVM	10.9 years
SX-DVV	10.0 years
SX-DVL	10.9 years
SX-DVI	11.9 years

Airbus A321-200 – 11 planes

The newest one – SX-DGA - 9.7 years

The oldest aircraft – SX-DGT - 18.0 years

See more about the age of each aircraft:

Airbus A321-200 +

Aircraft	Reg	Age
Airbus A321-200	SX-DGQ	11.2 years
SX-DGP	11.2 years
SX-DGA	9.7 years
SX-DVP	10.7 years
SX-DVO	10.8 years
SX-DNG	13.2 years
SX-DNF	13.4 years
SX-DGT	18.0 years
SX-DVZ	9.9 years
SX-DGS	18.0 years
SX-DNH	10.6 years

Official website – www.aegeanair.com