I am flying into Athens from a connecting flight through Paris end of April. There is a flight leaving for Milos exactly 2 hours after my arrival time (afternoon). Is that enough time or am I cutting it too close? No checked luggage, only carry on.
Posted by
Nanaimo, BC, Canada
1668 posts
Two hours used to be sufficient time to make a connecting flight. On our last trip the airport was as busy as we have ever experienced however that was is June which is busier than April.
Since you will not have to go through passport control and no checked bags I would suggest you can make that connection.
Posted by
France Southwest - Occitanie
3577 posts
Coming from Paris, a 2-hour layover is sufficient for a connecting flight to Milos.
If you are flying from Orly airport with a low-cost airline (Transavia or EasyJet), you will arrive at the satellite terminal of Athens Airport, which requires a 15-minute underground walk through moving walkways to the main terminal.
At the end of this long underground corridor, follow the "Transfer" signs to the departure lounge for your flight to Milos.
With flights from other airlines (Aegean, Air France, Sky Express), you will disembark directly at the main terminal.
Posted by
OP
Ottawa, Canada
52 posts
Thanks so much for taking the time to answer my question. I have gone ahead and booked the flight, so, fingers crossed.