Kos Airport, Greece | KGS International Airport Guide

Kos Airport, which is also referred to as Hippocrates, is located in the Greek island of Kos close to the village of Antimahia. It is 22km south-west of Kos town.

It is a fully civilian airport and is operated by the Hellenic aviation authority; it serves as an international point of entry for the rapidly developing tourist destination island. In addition, Kos Airport often receives and offers regular flights to Athens and Rhodes. As a result of Kos Airport's development as a preferred destination, the airport handles many chartered flights. Regular service is offered by Olympic Airlines and Aegean Airlines. As an international point of entry the airport handled 1.64 million passengers in the year 2007.

Kos Airport's single terminal covers some 5900 square meters and is equipped with select amenities that will surely welcome you onto the island, giving you the promise of a pleasant stay. Opened in April of 1963, you will find a selection of restaurants, cafeterias, light refreshments and bars to meet your energy needs at Kos Airport. For the shoppers, Kos Airport offers a selection of shopping facilities from duty free shopping to tax shopping.