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Kastoria National Airport Aristotle (KSO/LGKA) is a small regional airport in Argos Orestiko, Western Macedonia, Greece, about 12 km from the city of Kastoria. It sits near Lake Orestiada and the Grammos and Vitsi mountains, and is named after Aristotle to highlight the area's ancient Macedonian heritage. The airport has a single runway and a compact terminal, handling mainly general aviation, seasonal charters, and limited scheduled links to Athens when services are active.
💡 Local Tip
Do not rely on the airport for a meal—eat before you arrive or stop in Argos Orestiko; the terminal's café and snack service is often limited to flight times.
🚖 Getting There
The airport has no rail link; the most reliable options are taxi, pre-booked transfer, or rental car. Taxis wait for arriving flights but may be limited, so arrange a pickup in advance if you land late or on a weekend. By road, the airport is a short drive from Argos Orestiko and about 15–20 minutes from Kastoria via the Egnatia Odos/A29 and local roads.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the airport code for Kastoria National Airport?
A: The IATA code is KSO and the ICAO code is LGKA.
Q: How far is Kastoria National Airport from Kastoria?
A: It is about 12 km (7.5 mi) from central Kastoria and roughly 4 km from Argos Orestiko; the drive usually takes 15–20 minutes.
Q: Are there scheduled flights to KSO?
A: Scheduled commercial service has historically connected Kastoria with Athens, but frequency and availability vary by season and year, so check current schedules with Greek regional carriers or a local travel agent before planning.
Q: What facilities are available at the airport?
A: As a small regional airport, it has a basic terminal with check-in, a waiting area, and limited food and drink options; opening hours often align with flight schedules, so do not arrive too early if no flight is due.
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