General description
Are you planning a business trip or a trip with friends to Thessaloniki in Greece? AEROAFFAIRES offers to take you there by private jet from the city of your choice, and at the best rate.
AEROAFFAIRES brings you all the advice you need about the international airport of Thessaloniki “Makedonía”. Very busy during the summer period, it is the most important air traffic in Northern Greece. Built in 1930 and made civil in 1948, it serves the second largest city in the country.
A transfer by helicopter is also possible from or to Paros, Zakynthos or Mykonos or Santorini.
Thanks to our SkyCO2 programme, 100% of the CO2 emissions produced by each private flight are offset by supporting the preservation of Peru’s primary forests.
AEROAFFAIRES charters your private aircraft in 2 hours and at a competitive rate. To book your private jet, contact us 7/7 24H/24 at +33 (0) 1 44 09 91 82.
Useful information
Thessaloniki Airport is open 7 days a week and 24 hours a day for landings and take-offs. There are no night flight restrictions in force.
In addition, its business terminal has several FBOs, including that of Alpha Jet Services. These private lounges provide its passengers with high quality services:
- WIFI lounges to relax while waiting for their flight;
- Meeting rooms to work;
- Private catering service;
- On-site customs service;
- A space for pilots.
It has an asphalt runway with a length of 2,440 meters. This allows it to accommodate turboprops, light private jets as well as medium private jets.
Location & access
Airport Code : SKG
Latitude: 40°31′11″ N
Longitude: 22°58′15″ E
Altitude: 7 meters
Thessaloniki Airport is located 13 km far from the city centre, in the north of Greece. The transfer by car will take about 20 minutes.
AEROAFFAIRES offers to provide you with a chauffeur-driven car to accompany you on your arrival and departure from the airport. Mercedes S Class, VIANO or Limousine, you will be able to choose the vehicle of your choice.
Recommandations
Endowed with a rich cultural, culinary and architectural heritage, the city of Thessaloniki is definitely worth a visit.
Lose yourself in its rampard-lined streets to reach the unmissable Ana poli district.
The second city of the Byzantine Empire, Thessaloniki is the perfect city to learn more about this culture. We recommend the Museum of Byzantine Culture, which exhibits many religious and funerary art elements from the 4th to the 19th century.
