Domestic routes:
Alexandroupolis, (13), Chania (22), Kefallonia, (7), Herakleion (29), Ioannina (20), Chios (19), Mykonos (6), Syros (6), Santorini (7), Kos (20), Kavala (17), Lemnos (18), Mytilene (14), Rhodes (21), Thessaloniki (43), Samos (13), Zakynthos (5).

International routes:
Amsterdam (7), Brussels (7), Cairo (7), Paris CDG (14), Istanbul (14), Larnaca (14), London LHR (17), Bucharest (12), Sofia (12), Tirana (12), Vienna (9), while a new Thessaloniki/London Gatwick route will be launched (5).

Furthermore, Olympic Air operates the following Public Service Obligation routes (PSOs):
Athens - Astypalaia - Athens (4), Athens - Ikaria - Athens (5) Athens - Leros - Athens (7), Athens - Milos - Athens (11), Athens - Naxos - Athens (6), Athens - Paros - Athens (12), Athens - Kalymnos - Athens (7), Rhodes - Karpathos - Kasos - Siteia - Kasos- Karpathos - Rhodes (4), Rhodes - Kos - Leros - Astypalaia - Leros - Kos - Rhodes (2), Rhodes - Kastelorizo - Rhodes (4), Athens - Kythira - Athens (5), Athens - Skiathos - Athens (2), Athens - Karpathos - Athens (7).

In total, Olympic Air will operate a fleet of 26 aircraft, serving a network of 31 destinations in Greece and 11 destinations abroad, offering more than 15.000 seats per day and approximately 150 daily flights. It is noted that frequencies to Vienna, Tirana, Ioannina Kavala and Lemnos are enhanced, while Milan, Rome and Corfu will no longer be operated.