Week 32 highlights another strong week for Greek aviation, with AEGEAN surpassing two million monthly passengers for the first time and Greece climbing to seventh in Europe for airline seat capacity. TAROM begins its Boeing 737 MAX fleet renewal, while Greece’s regional airports continue supporting Fraport’s international performance amid ongoing summer travel demand.

Strong airport growth, major airspace modernisation and a high-profile policy debate over the EU’s Entry/Exit System define Week 28 of the Greece & Balkans Aviation Weekly. This edition also explores rising summer operational pressures and renewed regional connectivity as TAROM restores direct flights between Bucharest and Belgrade, offering a comprehensive overview of the week’s most significant aviation developments across Greece and the Balkans.

Record tourism forecasts, growing operational pressures and expanding regional connectivity define Week 26 of the Greece & Balkans Aviation Weekly. From Greece’s expected 52 million international visitors and European airport policy challenges to airline strategy, aviation heritage and Balkan network developments, this edition examines the trends shaping aviation across Southeast Europe.