Airport profile · Greece

Karpathos Airport

Karpathos Island · South Aegean · Greece

LGKPIATA AOK

Airport overview

Karpathos Airport serves Karpathos Island, Greece. The longest reported open paved runway is 2,399 metres (7,871 feet). The directory lists 1 FBO and 1 handling provider at this airport.

ICAO code
LGKP
IATA code
AOK
Local / reference code
LGKP
Location
Karpathos Island · South Aegean · Greece
Coordinates
35.421398, 27.146000
Elevation above sea level
20 m / 66 ft
Time zone
Europe/Athens
Reported access
Not reported
Longest open paved runway
2,399 m / 7,871 ft
Business-aviation facilities
1 FBOs · 1 handling providers
Fuel types
Not reported
Control tower
Not reported
Customs airport designation
Not reported
Landing-rights designation
Not reported

Runway dimensions alone do not determine which jets can operate here; consult the current AIP, NOTAMs, declared distances and aircraft performance requirements.

Runways (1 recorded)

All recorded runways at Karpathos Airport
RunwayLengthWidthSurfaceLighting / status
12/302,399 m7,871 ft30 m98 ftASPLightedReported open
Runway 12/30 · threshold & approach details
Runway endTrue headingElevationDisplaced thresholdCoordinates
12124°11 m / 36 ft150 m / 492 ft35.42750, 27.13510
30304°19 m / 62 ft150 m / 492 ft35.41530, 27.15690

FBOs & handling

Fixed-base operators · 1

Handling & supervision providers · 1

Handling providers coordinate ground services; a dedicated private terminal is not implied by this classification.

History & management

Wikidata records 1970 as the airport’s inception year. The recorded operator is Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority.

Inception year
1970
Airport activation date
Not reported
Recorded owner
Not reported
Recorded operator
Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority
Airport manager
Not reported
Manager telephone
Not reported

An inception year and an airport activation date are different facts. Confirm current ownership and management with the airport.

Airport communications

TypeServiceFrequency
A/GRDO563.7 MHz
INFOINFO122.1 MHz

Use current official aeronautical publications for operational communications.