Aviation growth continues to rapidly catch up with the pre-pandemic (2019) results, with nearly 90% of passenger traffic and 80% of flight traffic restored this October. Last month, 548 000 passengers travelled through Lithuanian airports, 4 713 flights were handled, and cargo volumes grew. Kaunas Airport continues to demonstrate an exceptional rate of recovery and &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/new-charging-stations-for-electric-cars/">Continued</a>

Aviation growth has continued unabated at the start of autumn, with traffic and passenger numbers close to pre-pandemic rates. In September, Lithuanian airports handled just over 531,000 passengers and 4.7 thousand flights. In the same period in 2019, 603,000 passengers and 5.7 thousand flights were handled. In total, during the first nine months of 2022 (January-September) &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/new-charging-stations-for-electric-cars/">Continued</a>

Vilnius Airport announces that it has achieved significant recognition from the international environmental programme Airports Carbon Accreditation (ACA). Lithuania&#8217;s largest airport has managed to reduce its average carbon dioxide emissions per passenger by more than a third in just a few years. This and the results of various other environmental projects have enabled the airport &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/new-charging-stations-for-electric-cars/">Continued</a>

The latest turnover data of partners operating in passenger terminals at Lithuanian Airports show that the aviation recovery has had a positive impact on these businesses as well. The total turnover generated by retail and food and beverage businesses operating at airports in January-August this year amount to almost EUR 32 million and is four &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/new-charging-stations-for-electric-cars/">Continued</a>

In August this year, Lithuanian airports continued to record rapid growth rates. In the last month of the summer more than 573 thousand passengers travelled through Lithuanian Airports, almost 5 thousand flights were handled, and about 1.8 thousand tonnes of cargo were transported. Last month, passengers could choose from 90 destinations. In August 2019, considered to &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/new-charging-stations-for-electric-cars/">Continued</a>

With passenger and flight flows in some cases even above pre-pandemic levels, Lithuanian airports are continuing to implement major infrastructure projects. Infrastructure development is combined with efficiency, and one of the key indicators is a targeted reduction in electricity consumption. It is estimated that Vilnius Airport alone has already managed to reduce its electricity consumption &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/new-charging-stations-for-electric-cars/">Continued</a>

In July this year, Lithuanian Airports almost reached the pre-pandemic total monthly passenger flow results &#8211; last month we managed to restore 97% of the same passenger flow in 2019. In July, more than 577,000 passengers travelled through the country&#8217;s airports and 4,795 flights were handled. For the fourth month in a row, Kaunas Airport&#8217;s &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/new-charging-stations-for-electric-cars/">Continued</a>

Lithuanian Airports has signed a design work contract with Kelprojektas, which will prepare a project for the expansion of the northern apron of Kaunas Airport. The project will create additional aircraft parking and engine testing areas, which will increase the number of aircraft parking spaces at Kaunas Airport by more than 50%. The value of &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/new-charging-stations-for-electric-cars/">Continued</a>

In the first half of this year, Lithuanian Airports operated more than 2.3 million passengers, 24,000 flights, and transported about 9.9 thousand tonnes of cargo. Aviation experts say that the current trends can be described as a period of growth rather than recovery. Lithuanian airports are among the leaders According to Aurimas Stikliūnas, Interim Head of Lithuanian &hellip; <a href="https://kaunas-airport.lt/en/new-charging-stations-for-electric-cars/">Continued</a>