Hermes Airports applies a holistic approach to sustainable development in all aspects of the operation of Larnaca and Paphos Airports. Hermes has recently published its first Sustainability Report for 2021, implementing a structured monitoring system whilst incorporating international practices with operational and environmental responsibility. 

Hermes Airports and the Cypurs Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works have signed the commercial agreement for the airline incentive schemes covering the period 2022-2027.

Hermes Airports remained committed to its environmental culture and further expanded its sustainability initiatives with an aim to protect the environment, in a joint campaign with KEAN, with the support of Cyprus Airports food and beverages and ICTS Cyprus.

A total number of 134.198 residents of Cyprus returned from a trip abroad in July of this year, compared to 62.961 in the corresponding month in 2021.

 The above results recorded an increase of 113,1 percent. The main countries from which the residents of Cyprus returned in July, were Greece with 42,8 percent, the UK with 12,2 percent and Italy with 6,1 percent. 

Responding to the expectations and the increasing demands of the traveling public, Hermes Airports has proceeded with the upgrade and expansion of the parking area at Paphos Airport.

The best performing month for this year, so far, was June, with Cyprus’ total passenger traffic surpassing one million passengers (Larnaca Airport: 650,519 – Paphos Airport: 358,550), and the average aircraft load factor reaching 87 percent (87 percent arriving and 86.2 percent departing).