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Airport guide

Corfu Airport “Ioannis Kapodistrias” (CFU) is squeezed onto a strip of land between Corfu Town and the Chalikiopoulou lagoon, only 3 km south of the old town. The runway sticks out into the lagoon on a causeway, which is why landing here, past the Kanoni peninsula and the little Mouse Island monastery, is one of the more photographed approaches in Europe. It handles around four million passengers a year, almost all between April and October.

Fraport Greece has run the airport since 2017 and extended the terminal, but it remains a single building with arrivals and departures on one level and a forecourt that is a short walk from the bus stop and the car park. The name honours Ioannis Kapodistrias, the Corfiot who became the first head of state of modern Greece.

Transport

Corfu Town is only 3 km away: about €15 by taxi or €1.70 on the blue bus 15. The resorts are spread along 60 km of coast, from Kavos in the far south (about €70) to Sidari in the north (about €60), so most visitors pre-book a transfer.

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Parking

The car park is next to the terminal, from about €3 an hour or €12 a day, but it is small: hemmed in by the lagoon and the town, it fills on summer changeover days. Private car parks along the airport road take the overflow.

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Car rental

International and local rental companies have desks in the arrivals hall, with cars parked beside the terminal. Corfu’s roads are narrow, steep and winding, so rent small. Book early for July and August, when the island runs out of automatics.

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Local tips

  • Sit on the left side of the plane landing from the south: the approach curves past Kanoni, Mouse Island and the lagoon, and the runway causeway looks like it ends in the water.
  • With hours before a flight, walk or take a €10 taxi up to Kanoni: the café terraces overlook the runway threshold and are Europe’s best-known plane-spotting spot.
  • The green KTEL buses to the resorts do not come into the airport. Do not wait at the terminal for one; go to the green station by the new port.
  • Saturday is changeover day for the UK and German packages; the departures hall is at its worst between 09:00 and 14:00. A three-hour arrival is not excessive then, and two hours is enough any other day.
  • Corfu Town is close enough for a last swim and a coffee on the Liston before an evening flight: leave the resort early, drop the bags at the airport, and take bus 15 into town for two hours.

Frequently asked questions

How far is Corfu Airport from Corfu Town?

Only 3 km. A taxi takes 10–15 minutes and costs about €15; blue bus 15 takes 15–20 minutes to San Rocco square for €1.70.

How much is a taxi from Corfu Airport to Sidari or Kavos?

About €60 to Sidari and €70 to Kavos by day, each roughly an hour on winding roads. Fares are set by the taxi association and posted at the rank; a pre-booked transfer costs about the same.

Is there a bus from Corfu Airport to the town?

Yes, blue bus 15 runs every 30–45 minutes in season from beside arrivals to San Rocco square and the port for €1.70. The green KTEL buses to the resorts leave from the station by the new port, not from the airport.

How do I get from Corfu Airport to the ferry port for Paxos or Igoumenitsa?

The new port is ten minutes away: about €15 by taxi, or bus 15, which continues there from San Rocco. Paxos boats leave from the new port and, in summer, some from the old port; check your ticket.

How do I get from Corfu Airport to Paleokastritsa?

A taxi costs about €50 and takes 35–45 minutes across the island. The green KTEL bus runs there several times a day from the station by the new port, a taxi or bus 15 ride from the airport.

Where can I park at Corfu Airport?

In the small car park beside the terminal, from about €3 an hour or €12 a day, first 10 minutes free. It fills on summer changeover days; private car parks on the airport road take the overflow.

Can I wait outside the terminal to meet a flight?

The forecourt is for dropping off only. Use the car park’s free first 10 minutes, or do as the locals do and park along the lagoon road or in Kanoni and walk, after checking the live arrivals board.

Which car rental companies are at Corfu Airport?

Avis, Budget, Hertz, Sixt, Europcar and Enterprise have desks in arrivals, and dozens of Corfiot companies meet customers outside. The cars are parked beside the terminal.

What size of car should I rent on Corfu?

The smallest that fits your luggage. Village streets and the north-east coast road are narrow, resort parking is tight, and a compact car with full damage waiver is the combination that comes back without stress.

How early should I arrive at Corfu Airport?

Two hours on most days; three on summer Saturday mornings, when the UK and German package flights leave together and the check-in queues reach the forecourt. UK flights add passport control after security.

How can I check live arrivals and departures at Corfu Airport?

The boards on this site update automatically with scheduled and estimated times, gates, baggage belts and status. Open a flight for its details or subscribe to alerts for a flight number.

What should I do if my flight from Corfu is delayed?

Check the estimated time on the departures board here and confirm with the airline. EU rules give you meals after two hours of delay and possibly compensation after three hours on arrival; keep receipts and boarding passes.

Prices and timetables are indicative and change seasonally. Confirm before you travel.

About Corfu Airport (CFU)

Corfu Airport (CFU) serves Corfu in Greece. This page lists live arrivals and departures with scheduled and estimated times, the operating airline, gate or baggage belt and flight status. Select a flight for its full details.

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