Aegean Airlines has announced a significant expansion of its network for late 2025 and 2026, strengthening its presence in both Greece and Cyprus with five new international and domestic routes.
From Thessaloniki, the carrier will introduce four new connections beginning next spring and summer. The first will be a twice-weekly service to Warsaw, launching on 31 March 2026 and operated with an Airbus A320, boosting links between Northern Greece and Poland.
For the summer season, Aegean adds three leisure-focused routes. Starting 1 June 2026, the airline will fly twice weekly to Dubrovnik using an ATR 72, enhancing connectivity across the Adriatic. From 16 June 2026, two new domestic island routes will also take off: Milos (ATR 42) and Zakynthos (ATR 72), each operating twice per week, supporting both tourism and inter-island travel.
In Cyprus, Aegean will strengthen its Larnaca operations with a new link to the heart of Europe. Beginning 1 December 2025, the airline will inaugurate a Larnaca–Brussels route with up to five weekly flights, operated by the A320neo, providing an important year-round connection to the European Union’s capital.
These additions reflect Aegean Airlines’ commitment to expanding regional connectivity and offering passengers more travel options across Europe and the Mediterranean.