Tatoi Airport

Jun 30, 2019

History of Tatoi Airport

Tatoi Airport is located 15 Km north of Athens in the ancient region of Decelea, Northern Greece. It began operating in 1918, towards the end of World War I, to assist in military transportation. The Icarus School of Aviation was established within its premises in 1931. Foreseeably, Tatoi Airport is now home to the Hellenic Air Force Museum.

Tatoi Airport Features

The latest control tower at Tatoi Airport was built in 2006.

Airport Name	Tatoi Airport
ICAO Code	LGTT
Lat/Long	N38-06.3 / E023-46.4
Longest Runway (ft)	5789 x 148 21/03
Elevation (ft)	785 ft
Surface of Runaway	Asphalt
Fuel Available	AVGAS Jet

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