Aegean Airlines and Olympic Air fly nonstop from Athens (ATH) to Leros Island (LRS), 3–4 times a week. The flight takes about 50m and covers 165 miles (265 km). Round-trip fares typically run around $162. Arrivals run on time 90.3% at ATH — Eurocontrol data for the last three months, counting arrivals within 15 minutes of schedule. Fares last checked 21 August 2026.
Flying in October rather than September typically saves $53 on ATH → LRS.
Typical round-trip fare by departure month, across the 2 months we currently track.
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Across 7 recent dates we priced, Athens (ATH) to Leros Island (LRS) showed up to 1 nonstop departure a day, departing around 06:10, operated by Olympic Air.
Departure times seen while pricing this route over the last few weeks — a sample, not the full timetable. Airlines adjust schedules seasonally.
Yes, Aegean Airlines and Olympic Air operate nonstop flights from Athens (ATH) to Leros Island (LRS).
Aegean Airlines, Olympic Air operate nonstop flights from Athens to Leros Island.
The nonstop flight from Athens to Leros Island takes ~50m (approximately 265 km).
Nonstop flights from Athens to Leros Island operate 3–4×/week.
Arrivals run on time 90.3% at ATH — Eurocontrol data for the last three months, counting arrivals within 15 minutes of schedule.
Round-trip flights from Athens (ATH) to Leros Island (LRS) start at $135, with a typical fare around $162. Based on 7 recent fare combinations.
Across the 2 departure months we currently track, October 2026 is the cheapest month to fly round trip from Athens to Leros Island, with typical fares around $155 — versus about $208 in September 2026, the most expensive.
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