Wednesday 22 November 2023
Lithuanian airports to get solar parks......
Friday 27 October 2023
Kaunas Airport debuts next-gen aviation security scanners
Kaunas Airport Takes the Lead Among Baltic Airports
Electronics will be able to stay inside the luggage
Wednesday 27 September 2023
Vilnius - London City Flights to Continue
Lithuania Launches New Route Development Model
A convenient schedule
This new practice, he said, could provide a solid basis for future planning of the development of priority routes on a similar model.
Connecting to London is a priority
Saturday 16 September 2023
First aircraft de-icing wastewater treatment plant in the Baltic States has been opened at Vilnius Airport
Thursday 10 August 2023
Financial results for the first half of the year: both aviation and non-aviation services redound to the profit of Lithuanian Airports
Financial results for the first half of the year: both aviation and non-aviation services redound to the profit of Lithuanian Airports
Saturday 15 July 2023
Lithuanian Airports passed a historic test - successfully hosting the World's leaders during NATO Summit
During the NATO Summit, the Vilnius Airport had become probably the most secure civilian airport in the world. The joint efforts of the specialists of the Vilnius, Kaunas and Palanga Airports and a total of more than 1,000 professionals from various authorities and countries were aimed at ensuring the safe and smooth landing and take-off of more than 50 special aircraft as well as the reception and farewelling of several thousand important guests.
According to the calculations of Lithuanian Airports, during the peak of the aircraft traffic, planes (commercial and carrying delegations) took off and landed at the Vilnius Airport every 3–4 minutes.
The Kaunas Airport also received more aeroplanes than usual next to the regular commercial flight traffic. Here, the constant receipt and take-offs of delegation aircraft also took place. In addition, the airspace at the Kaunas Airport was not closed, therefore all processes took place continuously throughout the days of the Summit.
A significant number of the NATO Summit’s guest planes were large aircraft, categorized as codes E and F which usually visit our airports less often, such as “the flying presidential palaces” Air Force One carrying the President of the United States (and accompanying special aircraft) or an even larger Boeing 747-8I that flew the President of South Korea. At the Kaunas Airport, one of the most exclusive aircraft received was the Japanese delegation’s Boeing 777.
“During the active preparation for the event that lasted for more than half a year, every step and detail was carefully thought through, and many processes were aligned and coordinated to ensure the highest level of security and efficiency of the operations. The Vilnius Airport received all the scheduled aircraft, including even the largest ones. Not only that – commercial flights were also conducted in both Vilnius and Kaunas until the scheduled temporary closure of the airspace. No, having seen off the last delegations, we can state that no significant problems arose, and we passed this most important test through cooperation,” said Vidas Kšanas, Interim CEO at Lithuanian Airports.
Thursday 8 June 2023
Lithuanian airports introduce preclearance flight coordination procedure - a new tool to prevent circumvention of EU sanctions at airports
Tuesday 6 June 2023
Lithuanian airports: looking for contractors to develop Kaunas Airport terminal and apron
Search for contractors to develop Kaunas Airport: after reconstruction, Lithuanian airports will be able to handle more than 10 million passengers a year
Wednesday 31 May 2023
Lego Brings the Future to Life:
Explore the Miniature Departures Terminal at Vilnius Airport
While the ongoing construction of the new Departures terminal at Vilnius International Airport (VNO) is set to be finished by 2025, renowned Lithuanian Lego model creator, Rokas Mikšiūnas, has unveiled his own version of the building. Using 13,700 Lego blocks, Mikšiūnas meticulously constructed a model of the future terminal, which is now on display for passengers and their companions to see at the current Departures terminal of Vilnius Airport.
Completed in just 7 days
The actual terminal will be ready in less than two years
Friday 26 May 2023
Lithuanian Airports are looking for an operator for flights between Vilnius and London City airports.
In 2022 the Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Lithuania, together with external consultants, prepared a plan to promote flights to destinations which have strategic importance for Lithuania. Now, Lithuanian Airports are introducing a new incentive model and launching an international call for application from airlines to participate in the selection process for the operator of scheduled flights between Vilnius (VNO) and London City (LCY) airports.
Friday 5 May 2023
A rapidly growing Vilnius Airport offers new opportunities for international business......
Commercial space will grow one and a half times
Friday 31 March 2023
Preparing for big changes at Kaunas Airport
Kaunas Airport's upcoming expansion projects
Terminal expansion will not slow down airport operations

Wednesday 29 March 2023
Lithuanian Airports offering flights to more than 80 destinations this summer.....
Nearly 50 destinations from Vilnius Airport
Thursday 16 March 2023
Planned environmental solutions in the new passenger departure terminal of Vilnius Airport: from smart lighting systems to almost seven times less CO2 emissions
Planned environmental solutions in the new passenger departure terminal of Vilnius Airport: from smart lighting systems to almost seven times less CO2 emissions.
The existing status quo
Energy efficiency

Thursday 9 March 2023
Aviation is recovering faster than expected: in February, Lithuanian airports managed to restore 90 percent of their passenger flow
Tuesday 14 February 2023
Lithuanian Airports complete preparations for a modern border screening system! Changes expected to start this year.
Lithuanian airports are among the first in Europe to complete preparations for a modern border screening system: changes expected to start this year.

Tuesday 31 January 2023
The construction of a new departure terminal at Vilnius Airport has started: a project of strategic importance for Lithuanian aviation
The construction of a new departure terminal at Vilnius Airport has started: a project of strategic importance for Lithuanian aviation
For all the latest information about the new Vilnius Airport terminal, please visit www.vilnius-airport.lt/naujas-
Wednesday 11 January 2023
Lithuanian Airports’ 2022 Aviation Traffic Result
Lithuanian Airports’ 2022 Aviation Traffic Results: growth was recorded in all areas; the impact of the pandemic has ended.
Despite a slow start, 2022 was a year of extremely high activity at Lithuanian airports, with 5.35 million passengers handled, twice as many as in 2021, with nearly 2.47 million passengers handled.
The airports also operated almost 51,000 flights, which is almost 48% more than the previous year. The aviation sector is said to have not only recovered last year but also entered a growth phase.
According to the representatives of Lithuanian Airports, in 2022 all three airports have managed to restore more than 80% of the pre-pandemic passenger numbers (in 2019), and Kaunas Airport has already reached the 2019 level, with the total number of regular flight routes even surpassing 2019.