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Lithuanian Airports (LTOU) has announced a tender to select an operator for the new multi-storey parking facility at Kaunas Airport. Currently under construction and scheduled to open in the summer of 2026, the new parking facility will accommodate more than 900 vehicles. LTOU plans to sign an eight-year contract with the selected operator. The tender … Continued

On the night of Thursday, October 30, all flights and operations at Vilnius Airport were fully resumed. At 8:10 p.m. on October 30, the airspace over Vilnius Airport was temporarily closed. According to preliminary information, the decision to impose airspace restrictions was made due to balloons flying toward Vilnius Airport. The airspace was reopened at … Continued

Lithuanian Airports (LTOU) are beginning preparations for a legal process aimed at defending their own and their partners’ interests. The losses caused by balloons coming from Belarus have not yet been quantified, but it is clear that significant direct and indirect damage has been done to the state, passengers, Lithuanian Airports, airlines, and other partners. … Continued

As of 9:42 p.m. on October 26, air traffic at Vilnius Airport was temporarily suspended. According to initial reports, the decision to restrict the airspace was caused by balloons flying in the direction of Vilnius Airport. The airspace over Vilnius Airport was reopened at 4:30 a.m. Due to these temporary restrictions, both arriving and departing … Continued

On October 25 at 9:35 p.m., air traffic at Vilnius Airport was temporarily suspended. According to preliminary information, the decision to introduce airspace restrictions was possibly caused by meteorological balloons flying in the direction of Vilnius Airport. The airspace over Vilnius Airport was reopened at 3:30 a.m. Due to these temporary restrictions, both arriving and … Continued

The airline Wizz Air has announced a new direct route connecting Vilnius with the vibrant Polish coastal city of Gdańsk. Starting from May 2, 2026, this year-round service will further strengthen connectivity between Lithuania and Poland, offering both leisure and business travelers a convenient and affordable way to discover one of the most charming cities … Continued

Lithuanian Airports (LTOU) continued their growth trajectory in September, serving more than 670,000 passengers in total. Compared to September 2024, all three airports — Vilnius, Kaunas, and Palanga — handled more passengers. The overall passenger traffic across all three airports grew by almost 6 percent compared to the same month last year. Individually, Kaunas and … Continued

At the end of September, the tour operator Join UP! Baltic launched charter flights from Palanga Airport to Egypt. This marks the first time that direct charter flights to the country’s most popular holiday destinations are being offered from Lithuania’s seaside region. These holiday flights are said to open new opportunities for holidaymakers from Western … Continued

The airline Norwegian announces that starting from March 31, 2026, it plans to resume direct seasonal flights between Palanga Airport and Bergen (Norway). The airline has already started ticket sales for this route on its website. Flights will operate until the end of October, twice a week – on Tuesdays and Saturdays. “It is always … Continued