Week 30 highlights record activity and major investment across regional aviation. Athens–India traffic jumps 28%, AEGEAN completes its €66 million training and maintenance investment, and Greek airspace handles a record 5,082 flights in a single day, while Belgrade Airport plans further expansion and Ryanair looks towards major summer growth in Sarajevo.

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.