SKY express has chosen to maintain its ticket prices despite rising fuel costs resulting from recent developments in the Middle East. According to the company’s announcement, this decision is linked to the airline’s overall positive performance. The company closed 2025 with strong financial results, while the first quarter of 2026 continues in the same dynamic direction, allowing the company to absorb part of the cost pressures. At the same time, SKY express maintains the newest aircraft fleet in Greece and one of the newest in Europe. The strategic investment in CFM LEAP 1A engines, which reduce fuel consumption by up to 15%, provides significant resilience during periods of intense volatility, such as the current situation.
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SKY express: Passenger remains priority
For SKY express, the passenger, travel agent, and support of Greek tourism overall remain priorities. The company closely monitors international developments and energy costs and will reassess its policy if necessary. Meanwhile, it encourages passengers to plan their trips early, as every ticket issued for the Easter period through March 31, 2026, comes with a 50-euro voucher for the next international flight.
SKY express remains steadfastly alongside travelers, offering reliability, consistency, and a clear commitment: to continue making travel accessible to everyone.
