Port lotniczy Heraklion
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| Typ | cywilne | ||||||
| Kod IATA | HER | ||||||
| Kod ICAO | LGIR | ||||||
| Wysokość | 35 m n.p.m. | ||||||
| Statystyki ruchu (2018[1]) | |||||||
| Liczba pasażerów | 8 098 465 | ||||||
| Liczba operacji | 55 680 | ||||||
| Drogi startowe | |||||||
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Położenie na mapie Krety  | |||||||
Położenie na mapie Grecji  (c) Lencer, CC BY-SA 3.0 | |||||||
 35°20′23″N 25°10′49″E/35,339722 25,180278 | |||||||
Port lotniczy Heraklion im. Nikosa Kazandzakisa (ang.: Heraklion International Airport "Nikos Kazantzakis", gr.: Κρατικός Αερολιμένας Ηρακλείου «Νίκος Καζαντζάκης», kod IATA: HER, kod ICAO: LGIR) – międzynarodowe lotnisko położone 5 km od centrum Heraklionu. Jest najruchliwszym portem lotniczym na Krecie i jednym z największych w Grecji. W 2018 obsłużyło ok. 8 mln pasażerów[2].
Linie lotnicze i połączenia
| Linia lotnicza | Kierunek |
|---|---|
| Aegean Airlines | |
| Air Baltic | |
| Air Malta | |
| Arkia Israel Airlines | |
| Arkefly | |
| Austrian Airlines | |
| Condor Airlines | SEZONOWE: |
| Corsairfly | |
| Cyprus Airways | |
| Enter Air | |
| Jat Airways | |
| KLM Cityhopper | |
| LatCharter | |
| Lauda Air | |
| LOT Charters | |
| Martinair | |
| Montenegro Airlines | |
| Norwegian Air Shuttle | |
| Novair | |
| Ryanair | |
| Olympic Airlines | |
| Rossiya Airlines | |
| Smart Wings | |
| Sun d’Or International Airlines | |
| S7 Airlines | |
| TUIfly | SEZONOWE: |
| Viking Airlines | |
| Wizz Air |
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Przypisy
Kontrola autorytatywna (międzynarodowy port lotniczy):
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