Check the schedule. EuroAir allows you to travel ''a la carte,'' but there are also scheduled flights that leave from Athens and land in Sofia regularly. These flights usually stop in Skiathos or Thessaloniki.
Inquire about project manager service. When you select a tour charter, you are eligible to have a project manager on your flight. The project managers will give you advice, sit beside you on your travels and offer you insight that is unique to your destinations.
Enjoy the expert staff. EuroAir has its own training program for pilots, flight attendants, instructors, airline managers and maintenance staff. Other organizations employ EuroAir to train their staff, so you can be sure your flight crew will lead by example.
Fly with the most certified airline in Greece. EuroAir has obtained certification and approval from the Hellenic CAA, the European Aviation Safety Agency and Germany. It is also the only company in Greece to be certified with the ISO 9001 accordance regarding plane maintenance.
Take pictures from the sky. EuroAir offers photography and sightseeing services on its helicopters. This service became an added feature around 2001.
Train to become an employee of EuroAir and save money on flights. The Web site carries job advertising. Their benefits supersede many other airlines in Greece.
Ensure good service when you book your flight on an airline that shows mass productivity. EuroAir took over Trans European Airlines in 2002 and has shown a steady increase in productivity and aircraft purchasing every year since.
Reserve your ticket early. As far as fleet size, EuroAir is the second largest airline in Greece. However, flights fill up fast due to the airline's reputation for quality.
Request a flight using the EuroAir Web site's (see Resources below) online booking system.
Contact the company by calling 011 (+30) 21 099 17110. If calling from outside the United States, check the international prefix before dialing.
