A dominant high-pressure system supports highly stable operations across Greece’s major airports, with clear skies and excellent visibility limiting weather-related disruption. Rising temperatures, particularly in Athens and Thessaloniki, increase heat and aircraft performance considerations, while steady northerly winds shape predictable conditions across the Aegean. Our outlook covers Athens, Thessaloniki, Heraklion and Rhodes from 05/07 to 11/07.

Strong passenger growth, new international partnerships, fleet modernization and critical infrastructure upgrades shaped aviation across Greece and the Balkans during Week 24. From expanding regional connectivity to continued investment in airport and airline operations, the week’s developments highlight a sector preparing for sustained growth while navigating the challenges of an increasingly competitive summer season.

The summer season continues to bring new developments across the aviation and tourism sectors of Southeast Europe. In Week 23, this edition examines the trends, challenges and strategic decisions influencing airports, airlines and regional connectivity across Greece and the Balkans.