Egis Airports Network

EGIS AIRPORT OPERATION

DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION OF AIRPORTS

17 Airports

4 continents

8 countries

28 million passengers

325,000 tonnes of freight

€441 million revenue

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OUR AIRPORTS NETWORK ASSETS

Each airport plays an active role in the economic and/or touristic development of its country

and offers to passengers and airlines world class standard infrastructure

CYPRUS

Located at the cross road of 3 continents, it is the third largest Mediterranean island and member of the European Union. It serves both incoming and outgoing market and attracts more than 3 million tourists year round, whereas its high quality airports serve more than 8.6 million total passengers.

Larnaca

The main gateway to Cyprus, located South East of the island that is connected with all the towns and tourist attractions of Cyprus via an excellent and accessible road infrastructure.

Pafos

The airport is located on the West part of the country, at an area where there is a wide range of accommodation and resorts options, a significant factor for potential introduction of low cost and non-scheduled flights.

BELGIUM

Central position in the heart of most dynamic economic region of Benelux

Antwerp

Flanders’s economic heart, business oriented, rich cultural heritage, world class festivals & atypical citytrip destination.

Ostend-Bruges

Lively seaside resort with year-round events, touristic region, fast and flexible cargo facilities.

FRANCE

Brest

Located on the Western edge of Europe, Brest is the gateway to Brittany.

Pau

City of art and history in the heart of Bearn between Atlantic Ocean and the Pyrenees, 3rd largest economic hub in the region located in a business area.

Quimper

Second airport of Finistère. Quimper airport Serves mainly Paris-Orly airport.

CÔTE D'IVOIRE

Abidjan

Powerful engine for West African economy, regional hub and fast-growing network.

CONGO

4th largest oil producer in the Gulf of Guinea

Brazzaville

Serving the nation's capital of Congo and connection point with the region and the rest of Africa.

Pointe Noire

Located on the country's Atlantic coast and offering easy access to international oil industry companies.

Ollombo

Opened in 2013, the new Ollombo international airport, situated in the resource and mineral rich North Congo, provides an entrance point to a Special Economic Zone.

FRENCH POLYNESIA