Larnaca and Paphos airports handled 97,096 commercial flights in 2025
Larnaca and Paphos airports handled 97,096 commercial flights in 2025, according to data published by Eurostat on Friday. Most of them were recorded at Larnaca Airport: 73,226 flights, compared with 23,870 at Paphos Airport.
August was the busiest month for both airports: 8,163 flights were recorded in Larnaca and 2,745 in Paphos. In September, the figures fell only slightly, to 7,727 and 2,713 respectively.
February saw the fewest flights: 3,387 in Larnaca and 905 in Paphos. The gap between the summer peak and the winter low was 2.4 times at Larnaca Airport and three times at Paphos Airport.
According to Eurostat, 6.9 million commercial flights were operated in the European Union in 2025 — 3.8% more than the 6.7 million recorded a year earlier. The figure has been rising since 2021.
Amsterdam Schiphol remained the busiest EU airport in 2025, with around 488,000 flights. It was followed by Paris Charles de Gaulle with 476,000 flights and Frankfurt Airport with 457,000.
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