Kefalonia International Airport (EFL)

Kefalonia International Airport (EFL), also known as Anna Pollatou Airport, is the primary aviation hub for the largest of the Ionian Islands in Greece. Following its privatization and transfer to Fraport Greece, the airport underwent a significant transformation completed in 2019, which included the construction of a brand-new, modern passenger terminal. This expansion has drastically improved the airport's capacity and service standards, allowing it to handle the high volume of international tourists that visit the island's famous beaches and rugged landscapes. The new terminal building provides a spacious and efficient environment across two levels. The ground floor handles check-in, arrivals, and baggage claim, while the upper level is dedicated to departures and security screening. Within the terminal, passengers can find a variety of modern amenities including several cafes serving Greek and international refreshments, a duty-free shop, and retail outlets for local products and souvenirs. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the facility, and the airport also features updated restroom facilities, ATMs, and several car rental desks located within the main arrivals hall. Flight operations at EFL are highly seasonal, with a massive influx of international services during the summer months. Major carriers such as easyJet, Ryanair, and Jet2.com provide frequent links to hubs across Europe, including London, Milan, and Vienna. Domestic services are provided year-round by Olympic Air and Aegean Airlines, primarily connecting the island with Athens (ATH). Ground transportation is well-served by local KTEL buses that connect the terminal to the capital city of Argostoli and other island hotspots. Taxis and private transfers are also readily available outside the terminal, with the drive to Argostoli taking approximately 15 minutes.