The headquarters of AEGEAN was moved to building B57 of the Athens International Airport

By Fotis Fotinos

The change of headquarters of AEGEAN to building B57 of the Athens International Airport in Spata from Viltanioti Street in Kifissia was published in GEMI.

The change of headquarters was approved at the company’s regular General Meeting of Shareholders on July 7.

At the General Assembly, both the President of the company, Eutychis Vassilakis, and the Managing Director, Dimitris Gerogiannis, estimated that the company will turn a profit this year.

Also, as they argued, the summer period shows increased occupancy and pre-bookings compared to the corresponding performance of 2019.

“In AEGEAN, the positive trends started to be noted from April 2022, which was also the first month in which we surpassed in receipts (ie sales for future trips) the corresponding month of 2019.

Then in May we carried more than 1 million passengers, while June also continued with the same momentum carrying 1.3 million passengers.

Occupancies today are approaching pre-pandemic levels, passenger traffic is around 10% lower than in 2019, pre-bookings are continuing to perform well, and there is also an improvement in revenue per flight,” he said, among other things, in General Meeting the CEO of the company, Dimitris Gerogiannis.

In summary, regarding the 2022 schedule, AEGEAN is estimated to provide a total of 15 million seats, operating from 8 bases.

In the next period, AEGEAN continues to increase capacity, with the final goal – per periods – to have marginally higher levels of capacity in kilometer positions compared to 2019, with the positive contribution of increased capacity from the Thessaloniki base, but also from the two main airports of Crete.

In total, the company operates from a total of 8 bases in Greece and abroad, to 133 destinations in 41 countries with regular and chartered flights.