Flight Information A3609 Aegean Airlines: London

Aegean Airlines A3609 / AEE609

London — Athens

On the way / Scheduled Telegram Flight Status

London Heathrow Airport (LHR)		Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport (ATH)
Scheduled departure time		Scheduled Arrival Time
22:25		03:40
Actual departure time		Actual arrival time
22:29		--:--

* Local time

Flight details have been updated 6 years ago

Flight history A3609 Aegean Airlines: London — Athens

Date	Scheduled departure	Scheduled Arrivals	Actual departure time	Actual arrival time
Thu. 03 december	22:25	03:40	-	-
Thu. 02 december	22:25	03:40	-	-
Thu. 01 december	22:25	03:40	22:29	On the way / Scheduled
Thu. 30 november	22:25	03:30	22:41	03:35
Thu. 29 november	22:25	03:32	22:47	03:38
Thu. 28 november	22:25	03:40	22:30	03:24
Thu. 27 november	22:25	03:25	22:43	03:41
Thu. 26 november	22:25	03:40	22:26	03:31
Thu. 25 november	22:25	03:40	22:26	03:38
Thu. 24 november	22:25	03:50	22:25	03:36
Thu. 23 november	22:25	03:40	22:26	03:30
Thu. 22 november	22:25	03:30	22:42	03:55
Thu. 21 november	22:25	03:50	22:23	03:33
Thu. 20 november	22:25	03:40	22:35	03:57
Thu. 01 january	22:15	03:30	-	-

Flight Aegean Airlines A3609 (London — Athens) running from the airport London Heathrow Airport (LHR), to the airport Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport (ATH). The flight is operated by the family's aircraft Airbus A320. Flight distance is 2427 km / 1309 miles, and the average flight length is 3 h. 35 min.

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Types of aircraft flying A3609 Aegean Airlines: London — Athens

Airbus A321-200

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Board numbers:

SX-DGP, SX-DGA, SX-DVP, SX-DVO, SX-DVZ

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Airbus A320 [SX-DGP]

TP7435

AC6040

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[LHR] London Heathrow Airport