Press Release
Hermes Airports informs the traveling public that Cyprus’ air links with Europe have been fully restored. Flights that had been temporarily suspended due to the situation in the Middle East have resumed over the past few days, strengthening connectivity at both of the Republic of Cyprus’ airports. Specifically, carriers within the Lufthansa Group (Lufthansa, Austrian, Edelweiss, Eurowings), as well as British Airways, easyJet, and Transavia, have restarted flights to and from Larnaca and Paphos airports.
Additionally, starting Saturday, Emirates has resumed daily flights on the Larnaca–Dubai route.
As of today, March 9, based on airline schedules at this time, a total of 102 flights are expected at Larnaca and 36 flights at Paphos.
Direct connections from the two airports currently include the following countries and airlines:
Larnaca:
United Kingdom – Wizz Air, British Airways, easyJet
Greece – Aegean, Sky Express, Cyprus Airways, Wizz Air
Poland – LOT, Wizz Air
Germany – easyJet, Eurowings, Lufthansa
Netherlands – easyJet, Transavia
Austria – Ryanair, Austrian Airlines
Serbia – Air Serbia, Wizz Air
Bulgaria – Wizz Air
Romania – Wizz Air
Egypt – EgyptAir
Hungary – Wizz Air
Italy – Wizz Air, Cyprus Airways
France – Cyprus Airways
Belgium – Aegean
Switzerland – easyJet, Edelweiss
Armenia – Wizz Air, FLYONE
Spain – Wizz Air
Slovakia – Wizz Air
Czechia – Wizz Air
Georgia – Georgian Airlines, Wizz Air
Latvia – Air Baltic
Moldova – Wizz Air
Lithuania – Wizz Air
Lebanon – Middle East Airlines
Jordan – Royal Jordanian
Denmark – SAS
Norway – Norwegian
Finland – Sunclass Airlines
North Macedonia – Wizz Air
Sweden – Sunclass Airlines
United Arab Emirates (Dubai) – Emirates
Paphos:
United Kingdom – Jet2, Ryanair, British Airways, easyJet
Greece – Ryanair
Poland – Ryanair, Wizz Air
Germany – Ryanair
Austria – Ryanair
Bulgaria – Ryanair
Lithuania – Ryanair
Romania – Ryanair
Latvia – Ryanair
Hungary – Ryanair
Netherlands – Ryanair
Croatia – Ryanair
Italy – Ryanair
Ireland – Ryanair
France – Ryanair
Flights that remain canceled are those to and from Israel, as well as flights to and from Qatar, Bahrain, and Lebanon. Travelers planning trips to these destinations are advised to check airline websites or contact their travel agents for the latest information and bookings.
