$391+ Cheap flights from Phoenix to Athens (ATH)

If you are heading to Athens from Phoenix, you will be departing from the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX). Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is Arizona’s busiest and largest airport. In addition to its civilian role, Phoenix Sky Harbor International is also a hub for the US Airforce and the Arizona national guard. Phoenix Sky Harbor International can be easily accessed from downtown Phoenix by driving approximately 10min along Interstate 10, and it can also be accessed through Arizona state routes 143 and 202. If you prefer public transportation, however, you can take the Valley Metro bus route 13 or the Valley Metro Rail line, which has a nearby stop with an easily accessible moving walkway that takes you to the airport.

There are currently no airlines that offer nonstop flights from Phoenix to Athens. There are some airlines that offer routes with only one layover, but typically you can expect anywhere between one and three layovers on your route from Phoenix to Athens. American Airlines is one of the few airlines that offer flights with only a single stop, but most often, you will find at least two stops along your route. Several airlines offer competitive prices for shorter flights with two layovers, including Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, and Lufthansa. For a shorter trip with one or two short layovers, you can expect your trip to take 17-20h, but some of the longer trips with up to three connections can take anywhere from 35-42h before you finally arrive at Athens International Airport (ATH).

Taking a trip from Phoenix to Athens usually involves at least two layovers. These layovers often have one stop at an American international hub airport, such as O’Hare International or Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, and one stop at a European hub airport, such as Heathrow Airport or Brussels National Airport. Some other potential layover locations in the United States are Houston and Chicago. Likewise in Europe, you may find yourself at other locations, such as Frankfurt, Munich, or Zurich. Expect to find many different options for flight times and layover options, with the main difference being higher-priced tickets in exchange for shorter layovers.

If you are an American citizen traveling from the United States to Greece, then you currently need a valid passport, and it is recommended that it does not expire within six months after your arrival. If you’re going to be staying for less than 90 days as a tourist, then you do not currently need a visa upon arrival. You will need to have a single free page on your passport, proof of enough money for your length of stay in Greece, and a return airline ticket. You can demonstrate proof of sufficient funds in many ways, including credit card, traveler’s checks, proof of prepaid transport or accommodation, and others. If you need more information, you can check the United States travel advisories to Greece.

For a flight from Phoenix to Athens, you will be flying into Eleftherios V.. Athens Eleftherios V. (ATH) is just 12.3 mi from the center of the city. Eleftherios V. is the only Athens airport and it handles 0 inbound flights from Phoenix per day. 11 airlines have flights to Athens Eleftherios V. from Phoenix on a regular basis.

Departing from Phoenix to Athens will take you 25h 05m. Phoenix and Athens are separated by a distance of 6747 mi. When browsing for deals, the options you’ll see will be for both nonstop flights and flights with stops.

Scandinavian Airlines, at $484, was found to be the cheapest airline from Phoenix to Athens.Alternate airlines to your destination round-trip include Delta and Air Canada. These flights start at 48% lower than the current average price 3 months from now.

The cheapest airline one-way is American Airlines, with whom users have recently found tickets for as low as $294. However, be on the lookout for offers from Lufthansa and Air Canada, as they are both options that can get you from Phoenix to Athens for a low price.

Phoenix to Athens flights have a layover in London most of the time. Chicago follows London in terms of the most common layover location on Phoenix to Athens flights.

Most London visitors opt to spend their time experiencing Hyde Park, Buckingham Palace, and Piccadilly Circus. Hyde Park, Buckingham Palace, and Piccadilly Circus can be visited by traveling about 12.5 mi, 13.7 mi, and 14.1 mi respectively from London Heathrow. Those landing in London looking to spend some time exploring during their layover can rent a car for about $33 per day.

If you're on a layover in Chicago and looking for things to do, consider visiting Magnificent Mile, Grant Park, or River North. Travelers on a layover in Chicago can visit Magnificent Mile, Grant Park, and River North, by traveling 15.5 mi, 16.2 mi, and 15.0 mi, respectively after landing at Chicago O'Hare Intl. Those on a layover in Chicago in need of a rental car can book one at Chicago O'Hare Intl for about $52.

Flights departing from Phoenix and landing in Athens layover in New York least frequently. Montreal sees the second fewest layovers for non-direct flights flying from Phoenix to Athens.

Yes. In addition to deals on Phoenix to Athens flights, Cheapflights offers vacation packages that include both flights and hotel.

After entering your origin and destination, apply the non-stop filter on the search result page to find direct flights from Phoenix to Athens.

Yes. Cheapflights offers flight deals from Phoenix to Athens by cabin class. In addition to browsing deals, you can also filter by cabin class on the search results page after making a search.

Currently, February is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight from Phoenix to Athens (average of $490). Flying from Phoenix to Athens in June is currently the most expensive (average of $948). There are several factors that can impact the price of a flight, so comparing airlines, departure airports and flight times can provide users with more options.