Kasos Island Airport

Kasos Island Airport opened in the late 1980s and remains a compact, no-frills regional gateway with a single small terminal and one runway, important for linking this remote Dodecanese island to the Greek mainland. The airport handles a handful of daily and seasonal flights—primarily operated by domestic carriers such as Sky Express and Aegean/Olympic Air—rather than serving as a hub. Located a short drive from the island’s main town and ferry port, it’s reachable by taxi or limited local bus service. Facilities are basic but efficient, and fares tend to be affordable on off-peak routes though prices can spike in high season.