Kavala International Airport "Alexander the Great", International airport in Kavala Regional Unit, Greece.
Kavala International Airport "Alexander the Great" is a commercial airport in the Kavala region of Greece that operates year-round flights. The facility has an asphalt runway and a terminal with basic services including shops, cafes, and seating areas.
The facility started as a military base in 1952 and converted to civilian use in 1981. It received its current international name and status in 1992.
The airport is named after Alexander the Great, reflecting how this region honors its connection to the ancient military commander. You can see this historical naming throughout the terminal and signage.
The airport sits about 30 kilometers from Kavala city and can be reached by car or bus. On-site you'll find car rental offices, free internet, and restaurants to use before or after your flight.
An abandoned Lockheed L-1011 TriStar aircraft from British Airways sits parked on the airport grounds, serving as a visible reminder of retired jets. The sight of this large aircraft stands out to travelers observing the tarmac.
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