Fraport and Delta Airport Investments seek 40‑year concession for 22 Greek regional
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Fraport AG and Delta Airport Investments have submitted an expression of interest to obtain a concession for 22 regional airports in Greece, covering management, operation, development, expansion and maintenance for about 40 years.
The tender also attracts bids from Athens International Airport and a consortium of GEK TERNA with GMR Airports Greece, and the airports are owned by the Hellenic Growth Fund. The group of airports handled about 2.5 million passengers in 2025, with traffic at the 22 sites rising 14.4 percent from January to August while overall traffic grew 0.9 percent; individual airports such as Kastoria recorded 5 057 passengers in 2025 and others like Kasos, Kozani and Nea Anchialos each had fewer than 10 000 passengers that year. A decision on the concession is expected in 2027.