Civil Aviation Authority
Ryanair Calls for Two-Drink Maximum at Airports
Ryanair has waded into a debate on how to curb drunken behaviour on flights by suggesting passengers should be limited to only buying two drinks each at the airport, telegrapgh.co.uk reported.
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Six million passengers in Greek airports in the first quarter of 2017
The passenger traffic of Greek airports in the first quarter of 2017 increased by 6,6% compared to the corresponding period of 2016, reaching a total of 6 million passengers.
New Zealand considering restricting laptops on flights from Middle East
New Zealand is considering restrictions on laptops and other large electronic devices on flights from some Muslim-majority countries in the Middle East, the country's prime minister said on April 24.
The new rules would follow similar measures introduced last month by the United States, Britain and Australia.
Fraport is in for a hard landing at 14 airports
Greek aviation industry professionals are concerned about nasty surprises during the delivery of 14 regional airports conceded to the Fraport consortium this month.
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AIA extension contract inked at long last
Transport Minister Christos Spirtzis finally approved the extension of the Athens International Airport concession contract late on Friday, after a tense week during which he tried to introduce a law amendment imposing a levy on transit flight passengers in favor of the Civil Aviation Authority.
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Joint effort to promote tourism in Athens
The City of Athens, Aegean Air and Athens International Airport are joining forces to promote the Greek capital as a modern, year-round cultural attraction and city break destination.
The "Athens Tourism Partnership" has an initial budget of 600,000 euros for the implementation of promotional activities that will mainly target Germany and France.
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Major increase in international flight passengers last month
The number of passengers using Greek airports in the first 10 months of 2016 rose 9.7 percent from the same period last year to reach 49.3 million, according to data by the Civil Aviation Authority.
The total number of flights increased 4 percent to 419,316, of which 165,118 were domestic (up 1.3 percent from 2015) and 254,198 international (up 5.7 percent).
Flights to be grounded as air-traffic controllers launch strikes
Air-traffic controllers were to begin rolling 24-hour strikes on Sunday, with the action expected to ground flights on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Passengers scheduled to travel should contact their airlines.
Air-traffic controllers to hold 4 days of strikes
Air-traffic controllers are to begin four 24-hour rolling strikes on Sunday to protest new legislation outlining a restructuring of the Civil Aviation Authority.
The strike is expected to lead to cancellations of flights in and out of Greece for four days.
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Olympic Air cancels domestic flights
Olympic Air has canceled 10 domestic flights scheduled for Friday and another 10 on Saturday due to rolling walkouts by Civil Aviation Authority staff.
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