Cyprus Airways

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Cyprus Airways was established on 24 September 1947 as a joint venture between the colonial Government of Cyprus, BEA (British European Airways) and private interests.


Cyprus Airways serves a network covering over 30 destinations in Europe and in the Middle East & the Gulf areas. Its main operational base is Larnaca International Airport, due to the closure of Nicosia International Airport following the 1974 Turkish invasion. It also has a hub at Paphos International Airport.

Location

Cyprus Airways Public Limited
21 Alkeou street, P.O. Box 21903
CY - 2404 Engomi, Nicosia, Cyprus
Cyprus

Telephone: 
+357 22 661800, +357 22 365700
Fax: 
+357 22 663167
Web: 
http://www.cyprusair.com

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