The number of flights will gradually increase after March 26, reaching a peak on Sunday, March 31, when the most arrivals are expected. On the last day of March, a total of 14 flights from Berlin (one Ryanair and one Easyjet), Karlsruhe, Manchester, East Midlands, Liverpool (one Ryanair and one Easyjet), Barcelona, Milan, Wroclaw, London (one Easyjet and one British Airways), Belfast, and Bristol are expected to arrive. Earlier, on March 26, three flights are expected from Manchester, Birmingham, and Milan, on the 27th two from Berlin and Birmingham, on the 28th two from East Midlands and Milan, on the 29th from London and Manchester, and on the 30th one from Berlin.
March 9th
For the first arrival from abroad, on March 9th, the entire runway of the airport is expected to be made available for the approach of large aircraft. Currently, work is being done on a section of it, measuring 563 metres, which is why flights to and from Athens are operating with small aircraft. Upon completion of the work, the length of the runway will be extended to 2,475 metres.