On February 24, Lithuanian Airports initiated additional risk management tools, related with the outbreak of coronavirus in Italy. All passengers arriving from the airports of Northern Italy to Lithuania shall undergo a health check and consulting – the above services are provided by the professionals and volunteers of the National Public Health Center. Upon approval of … Continued

The number of passengers and flights increased in all three Lithuanian Airports during the last year, the highest increase was witnessed in Kaunas and Palanga Airports, and the whole network of the Airports offered as much as 92 unique destinations. The national Airports perceive year 2020 as a period of the further growth and expect … Continued

In 2019, the non-aviation revenue of Lithuanian Airports grew by as much as 24% and amounted to 18 million EUR. It was EUR 14.5 million in 2018.   Non-aviation activities at Lithuanian airports include leasing of commercial premises, buildings and land, parking, commercial advertising, business lounge, fast track, event organization and other services for passengers and business. Last year … Continued

If you have any questions about the coronavirus, please contact the National Public Health Centre at 8 618 79984 (24/7). If you have been in China in 2020 and feel similar simptoms to flu uppon arrival back home, please contact the emergency services by dialling 112.  Upon unceasing talks in the world about the threat of coronavirus in China, … Continued

Kaunas Airport summed up 2019 and announced a new record – last year, it served a total of 1,160,682 passengers (15% more than in 2018). It is the highest number in the history of the airport, not counting the reconstruction of Vilnius airport runway in 2017, when all aircraft were diverted to Kaunas. This year, … Continued

Lithuanian Airports further estimate growing financial indicators. Summing up of the first 9 months of the current year revealed that comprehensive income has increased by 13 percent as compared with the preceding year, and currently amounts to nearly EUR 37 million.   The Lithuanian Airports note an increase in income generated from both, aviation – flights, … Continued

Norwegian continues to expand its Lithuanian network, adding direct flights from Palanga to Stockholm, Sweden, Copenhagen, Denmark, and from Kaunas to Oslo, Norway. Less than two weeks since the first ever take-off on Norwegian’s new route from Palanga to Bergen, Norway, the airline now announces two new non-stop routes between Palanga and Stockholm, Sweden, and … Continued

The country’s second-largest airport has served one million passengers two months earlier than last year. This was mainly due to the newly introduced routes and charter flights. As 2019 is coming to an end, it has been noted that, in terms of the number of passengers served and the number of routes offered, this has … Continued

Airports in Lithuania have good news for those who plan holiday or business trips during the cold season – in cooperation with air carriers, 6 new directions have been introduced, and the timetable of some of the most popular directions has been updated.   This year more than 5 million passengers have flown using Lithuanian Airports. According … Continued