The
celebration highlighted the long-standing and growing relationship between Gulf
Air and Athens International Airport, as well as the broader ties between
Bahrain and Greece. Gulf Air’s connection to Greece dates back over four
decades, with the airline inaugurating its first flight to Athens in 1980.
Since then, Athens has played a vital role in Gulf Air’s European network,
serving as an important gateway to the continent.
Speaking at the event, officials from both Gulf Air and Athens International Airport emphasized the strategic importance of Athens within Gulf Air’s network and expressed mutual appreciation for the strong bilateral relations that have supported the airline’s operations in the region.
The
event concluded with a commemorative ceremony and expressions of continued
collaboration, underscoring Gulf Air’s commitment to strengthening its presence
in Europe through Athens and beyond.
