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| Mykonos airport | ||
| height | 123 m | |
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| IATA code | JMK | |
| ICAO code | LGMK | |
| Number of passengers | 1.395.787 (2018) | |
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The Mykonos airport(Greek: Κρατικός Αερολιμένας Μυκόνου) is about 4 km southeast of Mykonos town.
background
Mykonos National Airport opened in 1971. The runway goes from south to north, it is relatively short
getting there
Most of the passengers are tourists who are brought to the airport by shuttle services from their accommodations. Otherwise the airport is from Mykonos town The best way to get there is by taxi, a journey time of just under 10 minutes. There are only a few bus connections during the main travel season.
Airlines and destinations
The airport is open all year round only from Aegean Airlines and Olympic Air from Athens, in the holiday season from May to the beginning of November it is the destination of charter planes from all over Europe. Mykonos is often just the stopover on the way to other Greek islands. So z. B. recently Condor from Frankfurt am Main airport via Mykonos to Chania airport on Crete. In the holiday season there are also scheduled flights to Thessaloniki, Santorini, Samos, Rhodes and to other vacation destinations in the country.
Terminals
There is only 1 terminal building.
Arrivals
After arrival, passengers take a bus from the apron to the middle hall of the terminal, where there is a luggage carousel. At the exit there are also counters for several car rental companies.
departure
On the right-hand side is the check-in for passengers in Europe, a maximum of 8 counters are available. You have to bring your luggage to the security check yourself after it has been processed. There are toilets in the terminal only in the basement, but elevators are available. There are three gates next to the check-in area, from which you can take a bus to the aircraft on the apron.
National flights with Olympic Air or. Aegean Airlines are processed on the left side of the building.
Change
mobility
activities
Lounges
Planespotting
shop
There is only one small sales point for souvenirs and drinks in the check-in hall; the gates lead to the duty-free shop on the upper floor of the terminal. The range of goods is manageable, it includes the usual spirits and tobacco products, as well as some typical local items such as olive oil and spices.
kitchen
accommodation
security
health
Practical advice
Web links
- http://www.mykonos-airport.com - Mykonos Airport Official Website
