Paris to Mykonos flight with Transavia France

Paris to Mykonos Flights: An Overview

The Greek island of Mykonos is becoming a popular tourist destination, known for its blaring beach parties during summer with world-renowned DJs that stay open until past dawn. Flying from Paris to Mykonos is the easiest and quickest way to travel between these popular tourist destinations, especially for those on a tight schedule. There are up to 20 flights from Paris to Mykonos per day, a mixture of both direct and indirect options. Airlines that operate between these two destinations include Openskies, Aegean Airlines, vueling, and Transavia France. Flight departures are spread throughout the day giving passengers flexibility. When flying direct, passengers can expect journey times of just three hours 20 minutes. Indirect options may take significantly longer depending on the airline selected and the route taken. Flights may depart from one of three Paris airports, Charles de Gaulle, Orly or Beauvais, and all flights land at Mykonos Island National Airport.

Which airlines fly from Paris to Mykonos?

Travelers can choose from different domestic and international airlines including Openskies, Aegean Airlines, vueling, and Transavia operating from the Charles de Gaulle, Orly, and Beauvais airports. Transavia is the only airline operating direct flights between the two destinations.

How long is the flight from Paris to Mykonos?

A direct flight from Paris to Mykonos Island International Airport takes three hours 20 minutes. The fastest flight duration with one change is approximately six hours and 55 minutes flying with vueling changing at Barcelona. Flight times can take as long as 20 hours with two transfers en route.

How many flights are there from Paris to Mykonos?

Each day, passengers can expect to see flights departing from several Paris airports heading towards Mykonos. Of these, there is usually one direct departure from Transavia, except on Saturdays when there is no direct option. Direct flights tend to depart from Paris in the morning, though the time varies slightly each day. Almost 20 indirect routes also supplement the route, with a majority requiring one change en route, with some that require two. During the week, travelers can choose from more than a dozen airlines flying from the French capital to the picturesque Greek island. 

What is the departure and arrival airport for flights from Paris to Mykonos?

Departure Airport: Passengers have a choice of three departure airports in Paris, Charles de Gaulle, Orly, and Beauvais airports. All offer flights to Mykonos International Airport in Chora daily. Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) is the main airport in Paris. Located just north of the city, it is 25-30 minutes away from Chatelet-les-Halles station at the heart of the city. The second largest airport is Orly, which deals mainly with regional flights. Orly is about 30 minutes from the center of Paris. Transavia direct flights depart from Orly. Beauvais is slightly further away. Shuttle buses from Beauvais to take around one hour 15 minutes to reach Paris. All airports are well equipped with restaurants and cafes, duty-free shops, ATMs and WiFi connectivity.

Arrival Airport: Mykonos has one airport, Mykonos Island National Airport is where all flights arrive which is just four kilometers from the center of town. The island itself is very small, just 12 kilometers across, so getting around the island is easy. Taxis are readily available to deal with the high number of tourists during the peak season. Local buses are also available all year round, though the service is significantly less frequent during the off-season. Though the airport is small passengers can still expect duty-free shopping, ATMs, dining options and facilities for disabled travelers.