“Greece remains a highly appealing destination, with demand continuing to rise,” emphasized AEGEAN CEO Dimitris Gerogiannis during the general meeting. He also highlighted that summer 2025 forecasts are optimistic, despite various economic, political, and geopolitical uncertainties.
The surge in passenger traffic observed in 2024 is set to persist into 2025. In the first quarter alone, the company transported 3.1 million passengers—an 8% increase compared to the same period in 2024—with international passenger traffic up by 12%.
Gerogiannis noted that the available capacity is on track to increase by 1.9 million seats in 2025, surpassing the European average growth, even as manufacturers face challenges in keeping up with market demands.
AEGEAN plans to offer 21.5 million seats across routes to 47 countries and 249 destinations in 2025.
Investment Strategy
Gerogiannis specifically addressed the company’s ongoing investment strategy, aimed at enhancing services, boosting competitiveness, and creating significant value.
AEGEAN will also continue investing in its Base Maintenance Center, having recently initiated a new cycle of the Aircraft Engineers Training Scholarship Program. From the second operational year of the base, a significant portion of production capacity is directed toward third-party airlines associated with some of the largest global airline groups.
