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Milos Airport

Milos Island, Greece
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Gateway to the volcanic island of Milos, Greece.

Location
Milos Island, Greece
Milos Airport (IATA: MLO, ICAO: LGML) is a small regional airport serving Milos Island in the Cyclades archipelago of Greece. It handles primarily domestic flights connecting the island to Athens and other Greek destinations, supporting the island's tourism-driven economy. The airport is operated by Fraport Greece, which manages a portfolio of regional Greek airports under a concession agreement with the Greek government. Due to the island's popularity as a summer tourist destination, traffic peaks significantly during the summer months. The facility is modest in size and infrastructure, befitting the small population and seasonal nature of the island, but it plays a vital role in connecting Milos to mainland Greece.
Terminals
The airport has a single small terminal building handling all passenger arrivals and departures.
Getting to & from
Taxis are the primary ground transport option from the airport to Adamas, the main port town of Milos, approximately 4–5 kilometers away.
Airlines here
Sky Express and Olympic Air operate seasonal and year-round domestic routes, primarily connecting Milos to Athens International Airport.
Notable facts
  • ›Milos Island is known for being the location where the Venus de Milo statue was discovered in 1820.
  • ›The airport is managed by Fraport Greece as part of a 40-airport concession deal signed in 2016.
  • ›The runway is relatively short, limiting operations to smaller turboprop and regional jet aircraft.
  • ›Milos experiences a significant surge in passenger traffic during the June–September tourist season.
  • ›The island has an alternative ferry connection via Piraeus port, supplementing air access.
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Route map (1 destinations)

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Airlines serving this airport

Aegean Airlines
A3
Olympic Airlines
OA

Routes

MLO → ATHA3 · DH8
MLO → ATHOA · DH8

Aircraft operating here

DH82 routes
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City & Place Guide

Volcanic island of surreal beaches, colored cliffs, and ancient wonders.

Milos is a crescent-shaped volcanic island in the southwestern Cyclades, famous for its extraordinary geological diversity. Its coastline is studded with over 70 beaches, many carved into otherworldly rock formations in shades of white, orange, and red. The island is also where the celebrated Venus de Milo statue was discovered in 1820.

Despite growing popularity, Milos retains an authentic Greek island character, with the charming fishing village of Klima, the hilltop capital of Plaka, and a network of early Christian catacombs that rival those of Rome. Mining has historically shaped the island, and colorful boat garages called syrmata dot the shoreline.

Milos offers a compelling blend of dramatic scenery, history, and relaxed hospitality. Whether exploring sea caves by boat, watching the sunset from Plaka Castle, or swimming in turquoise waters, the island rewards curious and unhurried travelers.

  • •Sarakiniko Beach — lunar white volcanic landscape beloved by photographers
  • •Kleftiko — sea caves and rock arches accessible only by boat
  • •Plaka Village — hilltop Cycladic capital with panoramic Aegean views
  • •Milos Catacombs — one of the most important early Christian sites in Greece
  • •Klima Fishing Village — pastel syrmata boathouses reflected in calm waters
  • •Firopotamos — picturesque harbor village with traditional whitewashed architecture

Getting around: Milos has a public bus network connecting the port of Adamas to main villages and a few beaches, but service is infrequent. Renting a car, ATV, or scooter is the most practical way to explore the island's many remote beaches and scattered villages. Taxis are available but limited in number, so booking ahead during summer is wise. There is no rail service. Boat tours departing from Adamas are essential for reaching sea caves like Kleftiko that are inaccessible by road.

Best time: Late May through June and September through early October offer warm weather, calm seas, and far fewer crowds than the peak July–August season.

Local food: Try fresh seafood at waterfront tavernas in Adamas, the local cheese pie called pitarakia, and revithada — a slow-baked chickpea soup traditional to the Cyclades.

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

Milos Island National Airport
Encyclopaedia

Milos Island National Airport is an airport in Milos, Greece. Milos is an island in the Cyclades. The airport is located 5 kilometers southeast of the harbour of the island. The airport was opened on January 17, 1973. In October 1995, a new terminal was taken into use.

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