Thessaloniki airport (SKG)

Thessaloniki-Macedonia International Airport (SKG), opened in 1930, is one of the most important airports in Greece and the main gateway to Northern Greece and the region of Central Macedonia. It operates domestic flights and an extensive network of international destinations, especially to Europe and the Middle East.

Official Website: skg-airport.gr

Telephone: +30 231 098 5000

Terminals

Since 2021, the airport has had a new terminal, increasing the total to 2 (Terminal 1 and Terminal 2), located next to each other. Both operate 24 hours a day.

Annual Traffic (2024): 7.4 million passengers.

Information Points

The information desk is located on the ground floor of Terminal 1, near the international arrivals area.

 Location

The airport is located in the municipality of Thermi, 13 km (8 miles) southeast of the city of Thessaloniki.

Parking services at Thessaloniki airport (SKG)

The airport offers several parking options for both short and long stays, conveniently located in front of the terminal buildings. All car parks are open and monitored 24 hours a day.

Parking Options

• P4 (Short Stay): This is the closest option to the terminals. Ideal for dropping off or collecting passengers, or for stays of just a few hours.
• P3, P6, P7 (Long Stay): Affordable options for leaving your vehicle for longer periods, with easy access to the terminals.

Free Parking: The first 20 minutes of parking in designated areas are free of charge.

Parking for Disabled Persons: There are reserved and conveniently located spaces for passengers with reduced mobility.

Rates and Reservations: To check updated rates and make online reservations, visit the official website: Official Rates and Reservations

Facilities for passengers with special needs

Thessaloniki Airport is committed to providing a comfortable and accessible experience for all passengers. A variety of services and facilities are available to assist passengers with reduced mobility and other special needs.

Services and Facilities

• Access Ramps: Available in all necessary areas to facilitate movement between different levels.
• Accessible Lifts: Spacious lifts connect the different floors of the terminals.
• Adapted Toilets: There are specially designed and equipped toilets for passengers with disabilities.
• Accessible Telephones: Telephones adapted for wheelchair users are available at several points.
• Designated Parking Spaces: Parking spaces close to the terminal entrances are reserved for vehicles transporting disabled persons.
• Personal Assistance: Airport staff are trained to provide assistance from arrival at the airport through to boarding and vice versa. This includes help with luggage, check-in, security checks and boarding the aircraft.
• Wheelchairs: The airport can provide wheelchairs for movement within the facilities if requested in advance.

Requesting Special Assistance

If you require special assistance (reduced mobility, visual or hearing impairment, etc.), it is essential to contact your airline or travel agency at least 48 hours before the scheduled time of your flight. This ensures that the airport and airline can coordinate the necessary services and staff for timely attention.

Upon arrival at the airport, you may proceed to the designated meeting points for passengers with special needs, where staff will provide the requested assistance.