Skyros Airport and It's History

History of Skyros Airport

Established in 1984, Skyros Airport acts as the gateway to the idyllic Island of Skyros in Greece. It is based about 17 Km northwest of the city of Skiros, outlined by captivating beaches and glittering bays, near the Trachy Village. Skyros Airport facilitates civilian travel within Greece.

Skyros Airport Terminal

A single passenger terminal is employed on ground at Skyros Airport. Handling services provide necessary maintenance for both business and tourism specific private air jets. Goldair Handling and Pandair Handling Services operate to maximize consumer satisfaction.

Airport Name	Skyros Airport
ICAO Code	LGSY
Lat/Long	N38-58.1 / E024-29.3
Runway (ft)	9849 x 98, 17/35
Elevation (ft)	44 ft
Surface of Runaway	Asphalt
Fuel Available	JET ONLY

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