Investor Analysis of Greek Airport Traffic 2026 for late March confirms a robust 9.1% Q1 surge, led by a 13.1% February spike at Athens International (AIA). While Fraport Greece celebrates an 81.4% load factor and the completion of RRF runway upgrades at Mykonos and Santorini, a critical "reliability gap" persists. High-density routes like Athens–Dubai face a 36.07% disruption rate, challenging the sector’s transition to a year-round institutional model.

This week, Greek aviation dominated headlines as Athens International (ATH) and Santorini (JTR) reported record-breaking March traffic, up 12% year-over-year. A major highlight was the successful "Pet Airlift" from the Middle East, showcasing the humanitarian role of our hubs. With Easter in Corfu trending on Google, airlines are adding 2M seats for the spring surge. Greekairports.gr remains your independent source for these vital updates—not a legal authority, but your eyes