ITTN Talks to Aegean Airlines’ Key Account Manager for Ireland, Tori O’Mahoney
ITTN's Sharon Jordan sat down with Tori O’Mahoney, Aegean Airlines’ Key Account Manager for Ireland, to discuss the airline’s support for travel agents, its onboard service and its network from Dublin via Athens.
O’Mahoney said direct support for travel agents is a key reason to book with Aegean. She highlights specialist fares for Irish agencies, which can include extended ticketing deadlines and discounts on selected published fares. Agents can also use Aegean Hub for services such as name changes and access to agent discount fares. O’Mahoney said confirmed agent fares are available in both business and economy class, subject to the airline’s terms and pointed to the value included in Aegean’s fares. Depending on the fare, this can include baggage and seat selection, while onboard service features meals and drinks. O’Mahoney said that when travellers add extras to a low-cost fare, the total price can compare favourably with that of a scheduled full-service airline.
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Aegean Airlines offers Irish travellers direct flights from Dublin Airport to Athens, providing convenient access to the Greek capital and an extensive network of onward connections across Greece and the wider Mediterranean.
For the winter 2026/27 schedule, Aegean operates twice-weekly flights from Dublin to Athens, departing on Mondays and Fridays at 12:10pm and arriving in Athens at 6:15pm local time. The direct flight takes approximately four hours and five minutes, on their Airbus A320 and A321neo aircraft with Greece two hours ahead of Ireland during the winter months.
Beyond Athens, Aegean's domestic network opens up opportunities for Irish travellers to explore some of Greece's most popular holiday destinations, including Santorini, Mykonos, Rhodes, Corfu and Crete, as well as mainland destinations such as Thessaloniki. Connections and journey times vary depending on the destination and travel dates.
As Greece's largest airline and a member of Star Alliance, Aegean also provides international connections through its Athens hub, offering passengers additional travel options across Europe, Cyprus, the Middle East and beyond. The airline offers Economy and Business Class fares, with a range of onboard services and fare options depending on the route and ticket selected.
For Irish travel agents, the Dublin–Athens service provides opportunities to create Greek island-hopping holidays, multi-centre itineraries and city breaks, with onward connections available through Aegean's extensive route network.
For further information, schedules and bookings, visit www.aegeanair.com.
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