Aegean Airlines has roughly 65–70 planes in total, depending on the exact date and deliveries.

Aegean Airlines flies to approximately 133 destinations worldwide.
This includes destinations across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and beyond, though the exact number may vary slightly depending on seasonal routes and how destinations are counted.

No, Aegean Airlines is not owned by Lufthansa.
Aegean is an independent airline based in Greece. However, it is a member of the Star Alliance, the same global airline alliance that Lufthansa belongs to.
This partnership allows the two airlines to cooperate on routes, codeshares, and frequent flyer benefits, but ownership remains separate.

Greece’s largest airline is Aegean Airlines.
It is the country’s flag carrier and the biggest airline in Greece in terms of fleet size, destinations, and passenger traffic.

Aegean Airlines is consistently ranked among the top regional airlines in Europe.
It has been named Best Regional Airline in Europe multiple times at the Skytrax World Airline Awards, reflecting its strong service quality and passenger satisfaction.

The “Big 3” airlines typically refer to the three largest carriers in the United States:

• American Airlines
• Delta Air Lines
• United Airlines

No, Aegean Airlines is not a 5-star airline; it is rated as a 4-star airline by Skytrax.

Yes, Aegean Airlines flies to India, with direct flights to Delhi and Mumbai starting in 2026.

No, Aegean Airlines is a Greek airline, not an Israeli airline.

Aegean Airlines’ longest flights are typically around 7–8 hours nonstop, with some longer connecting routes reaching about 11 hours total travel time.

No, Aegean Airlines does not currently fly to the USA.

Aegean Airlines pilots typically earn between €2,000 and €6,000+ per month, with higher salaries for experienced captains.

No, Aegean Airlines is a full-service airline, not a low-cost carrier, although its fares can sometimes be competitive.

It is called Aegean because it is named after the Aegean Sea, reflecting the airline’s Greek identity and heritage.

Yes, Aegean Airlines flies to Dubai, with direct flights from Greece.

No, Aegean Airlines does not fly directly to Singapore; travel is available via connecting flights with partner airlines.

Yes, drinks are usually free on Aegean Airlines, with complimentary beverages provided on most flights.

Yes, Aegean Airlines and United Airlines are partners through the Star Alliance, allowing shared benefits and connections, but they are not directly owned or operated together.

No, Aegean Airlines does not currently operate in India, but it plans to start flights in the future.

Aegean Airlines is better for comfort and service, while Ryanair is better for low prices—so the best choice depends on your budget and travel preferences.

There is no officially recognized “least trusted” airline, as trust depends on different factors and varies by ranking and region.

No, Air India did not buy Lufthansa; they are separate airlines that cooperate through partnerships, not ownership.

Yes, Emirates and Aegean Airlines are partners through a codeshare agreement, offering shared routes and seamless connections.

Aegean Airlines has around 68–69 aircraft in its fleet, depending on recent deliveries and updates.

No, Aegean Airlines is not the overall best airline in Europe, but it is one of the top regional airlines and has won Best Regional Airline in Europe many times.

Aegean Airlines is a Greek airline owned by private shareholders in Greece.

No, Aegean Airlines is not currently flying to Israel; flights are temporarily suspended due to regional security issues.

No, Aegean Airlines is not an Airbus; it is an airline that operates Airbus aircraft.

No, Aegean Airlines does not currently fly from India, but it plans to start operations in the future.

Aegean Airlines and Etihad Airways have had a codeshare partnership, but they are not major current partners and do not belong to the same alliance.

Aegean Airlines is blue, with branding based on dark and light blue colors.

Aegean Airlines’ longest flights are usually around 7–8 hours nonstop, with longer connecting journeys reaching up to about 11–12 hours.

The Aegean Pass offers discounts such as up to 50% off seat selection and up to 30% off baggage, along with free seat selection and fixed-price flight savings.

The Aegean Pass is valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.

You can get your Aegean Airlines boarding pass online, via the mobile app, or at the airport check-in counter or kiosk.

The Aegean Pass is worth it for frequent travelers who fly regularly on the same routes, but it may not be cost-effective for occasional travelers.

Aegean Airlines partners with many airlines worldwide through the Star Alliance and codeshare agreements, including Lufthansa, United Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Emirates, and several others.

Aegean lounge access is available to Business Class passengers, Miles+Bonus Gold members, and Star Alliance Gold or premium passengers, while standard economy travelers without status cannot enter.

Aegean Airlines is moderately strict with baggage—weight and size limits are enforced, and exceeding them can result in extra fees or mandatory check-in.

You should check in at least 1–2 hours before your Aegean Airlines flight, while online check-in is available from 48 hours up to 30 minutes before departure.

Yes, you can sometimes reserve a flight without paying immediately, but it depends on the airline and fare type, and may involve a fee or time limit.

The cheapest months to fly are typically January, February, and September, when travel demand is lower and prices are reduced.

To reduce flight ticket prices, book early, be flexible with travel dates, compare options, and avoid peak travel seasons.

Yes, Aegean Airlines offers free food and drinks on most flights, with the type of meal depending on the flight length.

Yes, Aegean Airlines is a member of Star Alliance.

Aegean Airlines allows up to 8 kg for cabin baggage and usually 20–23 kg for checked baggage in Economy, with a maximum of 32 kg per bag.

If your luggage is over 23 kg, you will usually have to pay an overweight baggage fee, and bags over 32 kg may not be accepted.

Yes, you can bring both a handbag and hand luggage on Aegean Airlines, but only on fares that include both—basic fares may allow just one item.

Aegean Airlines allows cabin bags up to 56 × 45 × 25 cm and checked luggage up to a total of 158 cm (length + width + height).

Yes, Aegean Airlines is considered a reliable airline with strong safety, good punctuality, and consistent service quality.

Yes, Aegean Airlines provides free food and drinks on most flights, with meals and beverages included depending on the flight duration.

No, Aegean Airlines is not owned by Lufthansa; it is an independent Greek airline, but they are partners within the Star Alliance.

Aegean Airlines seats are generally comfortable and clean for short to medium flights, with average legroom, but economy seating is fairly basic rather than premium or extra spacious.

Aegean Airlines is not ranked among the top global airlines, but it is consistently ranked as the Best Regional Airline in Europe and among the top regional airlines in the world.

Yes, Aegean Airlines does offer refunds, but eligibility depends on your fare type and booking conditions. Fully refundable tickets and cancelled flights by the airline are usually eligible, while cheaper fares may only allow partial refunds or taxes back.

The cancellation fee for an Aegean award ticket is €23 per ticket, and your miles are usually redeposited back into your account after cancellation.

Aegean Airlines does not allow full name changes, but minor name corrections are possible with proof and may involve a fee.

The mythology of the Aegean comes from ancient Greek legends, especially the story of King Aegeus, after whom the Aegean Sea is named, along with many other myths tied to the Greek islands and gods.

The Aegean Sea is not controlled by any one country; it is shared mainly between Greece and Turkey under international maritime rules.

The Aegean Sea contains natural marine bacteria such as Vibrio, Cyanobacteria, and other harmless ocean microbes that are part of its ecosystem.

There is no single god of the Aegean Sea; it is mainly associated with Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea, along with mythological figures like King Aegeus.

Aegean Airlines is Greek, not Turkish.