Condor Nest · Afidnai, Athens

We look after
every detail.

A private heliport 20 minutes from Athens International Airport. Hangarage, fuel, crew support and a safe nest for your helicopter, 365 days a year.

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Position N38°11'46" E023°51'04"

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01 · The Nest

A safe and secure nest for your helicopter.

Welcome to Condor Nest. We are a heliport conveniently located near Athens, about a 20 minute drive from Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport, committed to high-quality service in a supportive environment.

We provide helicopter hangar services and fuel, both JET A1 and AVGAS. We are open 365 days a year and support your operational needs from sunrise to sunset, with 24 hour camera surveillance and security staff on the premises.

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0days open every year, sunrise to sunset

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Ground crew refuelling a helicopter at Athens Heliport

Fuel hose reel and nozzle in a refuelling container

Helipad

Apron helipad

Hangar

Fire-fighting water tankWater tank

Refuelling stationFuel

Refuel containers

Athens–Lamia National Road

Inside the hangar: looking down the centre aisle between parked helicopters

From the air

One secure nest.

Right on the Athens–Lamia National Road, 20 minutes from Athens International Airport.

Step inside

Sheltered hangarage.

Your helicopter rests indoors, with 24 hour camera surveillance and security staff on the premises.

02 · Services

Everything a crew needs, on the ground.

Autonomous container refuelling station with doors open

Autonomous “Container” Refuel Systems

There is no lack of heliports or landing spots in Greece. Fuel availability is the problem. Our autonomous refuelling and storage systems bring fuel to remote locations.

TÜV inspected refuelling containers
230V mains or 12V solar-rechargeable supply
Built to order: storage capacity & power options
Available to purchase or rent

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Pilot Lounge

Services and information for flight crew: a calm place to plan, brief and file before you go.

Flight planning & weather briefing
Free WiFi, telephone and fax
Coffee and refreshments
Open 7 days a week, extensions on request

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Crew Facilities & Support

We look after flight crews and mechanics, from a short turnaround to an overnight stay.

Dedicated crew rest area
Overnight sleeping quarters, shower & lounge
Secure car parking
24h CCTV and on-site security

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Orange Condor Nest aviation fuel cart with drum and pump

Custom Fuel Carts from 1800€

Designed and built by Condor Nest. Lifts and carries a full drum of fuel close to the aircraft; the 12V electric pump makes refuelling simple. On-road and off-road frame.

V1Basic
V2Hand pump manual
V3Full spec electric

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03 · Fuel

Fuel on the field, ready when you are.

JET A1 and AVGAS are available on site. All passengers in transit must disembark during refuelling.

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04 · Operations

Operating hours at a glance.

08:00–20:00 7 days a week · local time

Core hours
Extensions (dawn / dusk)
Quiet hours 15:00–17:00
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Early extension: dawn to 08:00 · Evening extension: 20:00 to dusk. Evening or late requests by 19:00 the same day; early requests by 20:00 the previous day.

“Fly Neighborly Friendly”

To reduce our noise footprint over Afidnai and Polydendri, pilots follow only the published green approach and departure paths and avoid the red area. In summer, please avoid take-offs and landings between 15:00 and 17:00 local time.

Marshalled assistance

Permission is required for all manoeuvres, engine starts and rotor starts or stops. All inbound and outbound ground taxiing and hovering is carried out with marshalled assistance.

Embarkation & disembarkation

Only with the assistance of heliport ground crew. Aircrew ensure handlers are present before going airside with passengers, and brief arriving passengers to remain inside the aircraft until handlers escort them.

Rotors moving

Aircrew should not disembark or leave the aircraft unattended until the rotors have stopped turning.

Refuelling

All passengers in transit must disembark from the aircraft during refuelling operations.

Dangerous goods

Operators and pilots must advise Heliport Operations in advance of any dangerous goods to be carried on flights.

Flight plans

Filing the mandatory flight plan is the crew’s responsibility. Free WiFi and a fax machine are available at the heliport.

Noise abatement

Avoid approaching too early, passing close to the houses south of the heliport, and low manoeuvres over Afidnai village during approach or climb-out.

Heliport data ATHENS HELIPORT · AFIDNAI Request PPR

Position WGS-84: N38°11'46" E023°51'04"; Degrees, minutes, seconds
Elevation: 940 ft; AMSL · 286 m
Operating hours: SR–SS; Today --:-- – --:-- local
Fuel: JET A1 · AVGAS; On the field
Operations: +30 22950 22423; Emergency +30 6984 624751
Google Maps: 38.19611, 23.85111; Open ↗
Wind: Live · AviWIND ↗; On-site weather station

Approach advisory

Arrive the quiet way.

Please use the green corridors to approach and depart, from the north or from the south. Stay out of the no-fly zone and avoid overflying the houses south-east of the heliport.

Recommended approach / departureGreen corridors to and from the FATO
Avoid overflyingResidential area, keep clear where possible
No-fly zoneDo not overfly
FATOFinal approach and take-off area
150 kV power lineHigh-voltage wires and pylons

Wires on the southern approach. A 150 kV power line runs north–south about 300 m east of the FATO and passes through the southern corridor roughly 0.7–1.3 km out. Keep it in sight when approaching or departing to the south.

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Advisory only. The pilot in command remains responsible for the safe conduct of the flight.

Fly Neighborly

05 · On the field