Cyprus Mail10 Jul 2026

Sir Stelios recognised for reshaping European air travel

British-Cypriot entrepreneur and easyJet founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has been inducted into the Air Transport Hall of Fame, recognising his role in reshaping European aviation and making air travel accessible to a wider public.

The 2026 inductees were announced, during Athens International Airport’s 2.5 Airline Marketing Workshop in Athens, which brought together more than 250 professionals from the aviation, travel and tourism industries....

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