Being on the crossroads of three continents, Africa, Asia, and Europe, Greece has one of the busiest airports. There is a large number of airports to receive and board people from all over the world. Greece has a large number of airports, 39 in total. There are two international airports in Greece. Athens International Airport is one of the largest and busiest airports, receiving people from across the globe in Greece. It is located in Attica. The second largest Greece international airport is Heraklion Airport. There are also other airports. This airport is in East Macedonia and Thrace working as Greece international airport. There are also other international airports.

International Airports of Greece

1. Alexandroupolis International Airport, a Greece international airport
2. Thessaloniki International Airport, another Greece international airport
3. Chania International Airport
4. Lemnos Island International Airport
5. Corfu Island International Airport
6. Kalamata International Airport
7. Kefalonia Island International Airport
8. Kos Island International Airport
9. Mytilene Island International Airport
10. Samos Island International Airport
11. Lemnos Island International Airport
12. Rhodes Island International Airport
13. Zakynthos Island International Airport

All these airports serve Greece international and domestic flights to other airports. Many of these Greece international airports connect to other European airports in other countries. The domestic flights in Greece are to small islands where small airports are built. There are a large number of islands in Greece, therefore there are quite a few airports built on these islands to connect to the rest of Greece and other Islands of Greece. The airports built on Islands of Greece are used mainly domestic flights only since they are small and can’t accommodate large space for these international airports. It takes almost 2 hours to reach from Athens International Airport to any of these island airports.

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