Kaunas Airport marks the aviation summer with ever newer record of passenger traffic. In July, more than 114 thousand passengers have travelled across Kaunas Airport. This is more by 12 thousand than in May, when the record – a six-digit number of passengers – was reached.   “In July, we served 114,284 passengers in total. The &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/first-financial-half-year-of-lithuanian-airports-consistent-growth-and-increasing-non-aviation-revenue/">Continued</a>

Three years ago, together with the world‘s largest airports, SE Lithuanian Airports signed an agreement to foster the principles of sustainable aviation sector development. Since then, the enterprise develops environmental protection programmes, ensures employee and human rights, initiates anti-corruption and anti-bribery initiatives. The social responsibility initiatives of SE Lithuanian Airports in 2018 are presented by &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/first-financial-half-year-of-lithuanian-airports-consistent-growth-and-increasing-non-aviation-revenue/">Continued</a>

The first half of 2019 has once again been a record high yet again. All aviation indicators, compared to the same period of most successful year so far – 2018, increased: more flights were served, the number of passengers and directions of flights increased.   Over the past 6 months, 3.09 million passengers have flown using Lithuanian &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/first-financial-half-year-of-lithuanian-airports-consistent-growth-and-increasing-non-aviation-revenue/">Continued</a>

This July, Lithuanian Airports are commemorating five years since consolidation of Vilnius, Kaunas and Palanga airports. After ending the stage of faulty internal competition and becoming an airport network, offering attractive terms and conditions of cooperation for air carriers, the Company has also improved its results in aviation performance. From 2014, the number of passengers &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/first-financial-half-year-of-lithuanian-airports-consistent-growth-and-increasing-non-aviation-revenue/">Continued</a>

At the country’s second largest air gates, Kaunas Airport, preparation of the project for developing the passenger terminal has been started. The new airport building in 2022 is planned to be more spacious than the current one. The fast expanding Kaunas Airport is sought to be able to serve conveniently about 2 million passengers a &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/first-financial-half-year-of-lithuanian-airports-consistent-growth-and-increasing-non-aviation-revenue/">Continued</a>

Precisely 5 years have passed since the time when on 1 July 2014, the merger of all the Lithuanian airports into one company – Lithuanian Airports – was announced. The results show that the unification of Vilnius, Kaunas and Palanga Airports has proven successful: from the merger up to now, Lithuanian Airports calculate a profit &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/first-financial-half-year-of-lithuanian-airports-consistent-growth-and-increasing-non-aviation-revenue/">Continued</a>

From July this year, Kaunas Airport will offer several new destinations for travellers to Germany &#8211; passengers will be able to reach Cologne and Nuremberg from the second largest air gate of the country. “Ryanair” aircrafts will fly there, they will run flights both in summer and winter seasons.   Flights from Kaunas to Cologne Bonn Airport &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/first-financial-half-year-of-lithuanian-airports-consistent-growth-and-increasing-non-aviation-revenue/">Continued</a>

During May of the current year Kaunas Airport calculated a record flow of passengers. During one month, more than a third of passengers than usually was served by Kaunas Airport – for the first time the airport served over 100 thousand passengers. A growing airport expects still more records this year.   According to Karolis Matulaitis, &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/first-financial-half-year-of-lithuanian-airports-consistent-growth-and-increasing-non-aviation-revenue/">Continued</a>

Kaunas and Palanga air gates join the international Airport Carbon Accreditation programme for the management of airport greenhouse gas (GHG) emission, whereas Vilnius Airport has been officially invited to enter already the second stage of this programme. By participating in this programme three airports of our country calculate the annual quantity of GHG emissions expressed &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/first-financial-half-year-of-lithuanian-airports-consistent-growth-and-increasing-non-aviation-revenue/">Continued</a>