In aviation, safety has always been, is, and will continue to be everyone’s top priority. With the global pandemic severely disrupting flying and our travelling habits for over a year now, we have launched an initiative to talk to the air carriers flying to and from our airports. In the third interview from our new &#8220;Five &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/lithuanian-airports-expect-traffic-growth-in-q2-as-first-quarter-results-are-published/">Continued</a>

This week, the Lithuanian Airports’ operator has completed the installation of a new airport management system designed to enhance the passenger experience, increase operational efficiency, and modernize airport operations management. The system’s most visible element comes in the form of hundreds of flight information displays located at the airports. Whether passengers are looking for their &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/lithuanian-airports-expect-traffic-growth-in-q2-as-first-quarter-results-are-published/">Continued</a>

On 29 March, services of testing for COVID-19 were launched at Kaunas Airport. Back in early March, such services have been introduced to travellers near Vilnius Airport, and today the first tests were performed for those travelling through Kaunas Airport. Paid testing services are provided by company Rezus.lt.   In Kaunas, recommendations remain analogous to those &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/lithuanian-airports-expect-traffic-growth-in-q2-as-first-quarter-results-are-published/">Continued</a>

In the aviation industry, summer season symbolically starts on the last Sunday in March. Already in April, at Lithuanian Airports travellers will be able to choose from nearly 40 flight routes, among which are popular holiday destinations and routes that are relevant to businesses and people living abroad. Although the situation in some countries is still &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/lithuanian-airports-expect-traffic-growth-in-q2-as-first-quarter-results-are-published/">Continued</a>

Lithuanian Airports have announced that the medical testing company „Rezus.lt“ has won the public tender to provide Coronavirus testing services at the country’s airports. Coronavirus testing is scheduled to begin near Vilnius Airport by the end of February, and by April – at Kaunas and Palanga airports.   Testing services, which will cost a certain price, will &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/lithuanian-airports-expect-traffic-growth-in-q2-as-first-quarter-results-are-published/">Continued</a>

MAAS Aviation, recognised experts in aircraft painting and exterior coatings, has opened a new purpose-built paint shop at Kaunas Airport (KUN).  The facility, which is the first of its kind in Lithuania, grows MAAS Aviation’s global footprint to eleven best-in-class paint shops and increases their overall MRO capacity in Europe by 40%. Designed to achieve &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/lithuanian-airports-expect-traffic-growth-in-q2-as-first-quarter-results-are-published/">Continued</a>

A new travel reality in times of the pandemic dictate changes in airport processes. Lithuanian Airports are preparing to enable passengers to have various types of coronavirus tests be conducted at the airports before or after flights. A call for tenders for coronavirus testing services to be provided in leased areas near or inside the &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/lithuanian-airports-expect-traffic-growth-in-q2-as-first-quarter-results-are-published/">Continued</a>

In 2020, 1.8 million people travelled through all three Lithuanian Airports, which is 72% less compared to 2019, and 30 thousand flights were served at the airports, which is 52% less compared to 2019. According to the forecasts of Lithuanian Airports, in 2021 the enterprise will manage to restore about half of the passenger traffic &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/lithuanian-airports-expect-traffic-growth-in-q2-as-first-quarter-results-are-published/">Continued</a>

On Sunday, December 20th, Lithuania’s Government announced a suspension of all passenger flights inbound from the United Kingdom due to the worsening epidemiological situation. The flight ban will be in place from December 21st, 04:00, until December 31st, 24:00.   Ad-hoc flights will be allowed only with the permission of Lithuania’s Transport safety administration.   Cargo flights are &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/lithuanian-airports-expect-traffic-growth-in-q2-as-first-quarter-results-are-published/">Continued</a>