Historic Greek military airfield north of Athens.
Location
Tatoi, Greece
Tatoi Airport, designated ICAO code LGTT, is a military airfield located near the town of Tatoi (also known as Dekelia) in Attica, approximately 25 kilometers north of central Athens, Greece. The airfield is operated by the Hellenic Air Force and is not open to commercial passenger traffic.
The site has deep historical roots, having served as an important aviation facility in Greece for decades, and is adjacent to the former royal estate of Tatoi, which was used by the Greek royal family. The airfield has been used for military training, government flights, and related defense activities.
Due to its exclusively military nature, Tatoi Airport has no commercial terminals, scheduled airlines, or public passenger services, and general public access is restricted.
Notable facts
- ›Operated exclusively by the Hellenic Air Force with no commercial services.
- ›Located approximately 25 kilometers north of central Athens in the Attica region.
- ›Adjacent to the historic Tatoi royal estate, former summer residence of the Greek royal family.
- ›The airfield has been used for military training and government aviation purposes.
- ›Not assigned an IATA code due to its non-commercial status.
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