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Kasos Airport

Kasos Island, Greece
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Small island gateway connecting Kasos to the Aegean network.

Location
Kasos Island, Greece
Kasos Airport is a small regional airport serving the island of Kasos, one of the Dodecanese islands in the southeastern Aegean Sea, Greece. It operates as a lifeline airport, providing essential air connectivity for the island's small permanent population and seasonal visitors. The airport handles limited scheduled traffic, primarily domestic flights linking Kasos to Rhodes and Athens. Due to the island's remote location and small size, the airport is modest in infrastructure and capacity, with a short runway suited to turboprop and small aircraft operations. Kasos is one of the least visited Greek islands, and the airport reflects this, seeing relatively low passenger volumes. Olympic Air and Sky Express have historically operated services to the airport, making it a key link for residents traveling to larger hubs.
Terminals
The airport has a single small terminal building with basic passenger facilities reflecting the island's limited traffic.
Getting to & from
Taxis and private vehicles are the primary means of transport between the airport and the island's settlements, as no formal public bus service is known to operate.
Airlines here
Sky Express and Olympic Air have operated scheduled domestic services connecting Kasos to Rhodes and Athens.
Notable facts
  • ›Kasos Airport serves one of the smallest and most remote of the Dodecanese islands.
  • ›The runway length restricts operations to small turboprop aircraft.
  • ›The airport functions as a lifeline link for the island's permanent population.
  • ›Kasos Island has a population of only a few hundred permanent residents.
  • ›The airport is classified under the ICAO code LGKS and falls under Greek civil aviation authority oversight.
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Route map (2 destinations)

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Airlines serving this airport

Aegean Airlines
A3
Olympic Airlines
OA

Routes

KSJ → AOKA3 · DH8
KSJ → JSHA3 · DH8
KSJ → AOKOA · DH8
KSJ → JSHOA · DH8

Aircraft operating here

DH84 routes
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City & Place Guide

Greece's hidden gem: wild, rugged, and refreshingly untouched.

Kasos is the southernmost island of the Dodecanese chain, sitting between Crete and Karpathos in the Aegean Sea. With a population of only around 1,000 residents, it remains one of Greece's least-visited islands, offering an authentic, crowd-free experience far removed from mass tourism.

The island has a proud seafaring heritage, and its villages — particularly the capital Fry — retain a quiet, timeless charm with neoclassical houses, sleepy kafeneions, and warm locals. Rocky terrain, dramatic sea caves, golden coves, and a relaxed pace of life make Kasos a rewarding destination for adventurous travelers seeking genuine Greek island life.

  • •Fry Harbor — picturesque main port lined with colorful fishing boats and neoclassical architecture.
  • •Hellatros Beach — secluded sandy cove reached by a scenic coastal track, ideal for swimming.
  • •Selai Cave — dramatic sea cave near the shore, accessible by small boat.
  • •Agia Marina Village — charming hillside settlement with a lovely church and panoramic views.
  • •Poli — ruins of the ancient medieval capital with atmospheric stone remains.
  • •Antiperatos Gorge — wild hiking trail through rugged landscape revealing the island's raw beauty.

Getting around: Kasos has no public bus network or rail, so travelers rely mainly on taxis, rental cars, scooters, and bicycles available in Fry; the island is small enough that most attractions are reachable on foot or by a short drive, and boat trips can be arranged locally to visit sea caves and hidden coves.

Best time: Late spring (May–June) and early autumn (September) offer the most pleasant weather, calm seas, and quiet roads before or after the peak summer heat.

Local food: Try fresh grilled octopus at the harbor, locally caught fish, homemade makaronia tou fournou (baked pasta), and the island's own soft white cheese known as kathoura.

This guide is provided for general information only. Verify details locally before making travel decisions.

Kasos Island Public Airport
Encyclopaedia

Kasos Island Public Airport is an airport in Kasos, Greece.

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