Greece's Egnatia Aviation Reports 2,325 Flight Hours and 116 Active Cadets in March 2026

Greece – Egnatia Aviation has published its operational performance data for March 2026, reporting sustained high-volume training activity at its Lydia Aerodrome base despite broader disruption in the global aviation environment.

• Egnatia Aviation's March 2026 operational metrics include:
  • 2,325 flight hours delivered
  • 2,975 airport movements at Lydia Aerodrome
  • 116 cadets active on the flight line
  • 12 new graduates completing training
  • 14 new cadets commencing training
  • 1 new batch started

Egnatia Aviation welcomed 192 new cadets across seix integrated ATPL batches in 2025, expanded its workforce to 117 aviation specialists, added six Elixir aircraft to its fleet with 9 more on order and recently announced a Boeing Area 100 KSA development partnership.

Source: Egnatia Aviation