LOT Polish Airlines will add four additional weekly scheduled flights between Vilnius and Warsaw from 28 March, following the current 28 weekly flights between the two capitals. Tickets for the existing and additional flights are already on sale on the airline&#8217;s official website. “This company is the company with the highest frequency of flights on a &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/planned-environmental-solutions-in-the-new-passenger-departure-terminal-of-vilnius-airport-from-smart-lighting-to-almost-seven-times-less-co2/">Continued</a>

In mid-February, construction work for the aircraft de-icing fluid recycling plant at Vilnius Airport began. According to representatives of Lithuanian Airports, the plant, which will be operational in the second half of this year, will enable the airport to carry out the necessary aircraft preparation procedures in a more advanced manner, which at the same &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/planned-environmental-solutions-in-the-new-passenger-departure-terminal-of-vilnius-airport-from-smart-lighting-to-almost-seven-times-less-co2/">Continued</a>

From the end of March, “Lufthansa”, one of Europe&#8217;s leading airlines, will operate direct scheduled flights with four of its group airlines for the first time in history at Vilnius Airport. “Lufthansa”, “Swiss”, “Austrian Airlines” and “Brussels Airlines”, all part of the German capital group, will fly passengers to four destinations. According to representatives of Lithuanian &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/planned-environmental-solutions-in-the-new-passenger-departure-terminal-of-vilnius-airport-from-smart-lighting-to-almost-seven-times-less-co2/">Continued</a>

A new Entry &#8211; Exit System (EES) is planned to be launched at border posts this year. This will directly affect third-country citizens entering the European Union (Schengen area) for the first time, who will have to undergo an additional registration procedure before crossing the border. This upcoming change will also require new infrastructure and &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/planned-environmental-solutions-in-the-new-passenger-departure-terminal-of-vilnius-airport-from-smart-lighting-to-almost-seven-times-less-co2/">Continued</a>

In the first month of 2023, the rapid recovery of aviation continued, with Kaunas and Palanga airports already exceeding their pre-pandemic performance since the beginning of the year. In January 2023, Lithuanian airports handled more than 384 thousand passengers and 3.6 thousand flights. Cargo volumes continue to grow steadily. According to Tomas Zitikis, Head of Route &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/planned-environmental-solutions-in-the-new-passenger-departure-terminal-of-vilnius-airport-from-smart-lighting-to-almost-seven-times-less-co2/">Continued</a>

Last year Lithuanian Airports recorded the fastest growth of the number of new employees in the history of the organisation.147 employees were recruited in 2022. The majority of them are aviation security and passenger service specialists and airport operators. This year, Lithuanian Airports plans to further increase its workforce and offer more than 40 different &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/planned-environmental-solutions-in-the-new-passenger-departure-terminal-of-vilnius-airport-from-smart-lighting-to-almost-seven-times-less-co2/">Continued</a>

Lithuanian Airports will open a new chapter with the start of construction of the new departure terminal at Vilnius Airport. According to Arnas Dūmanas, Head of the Operations and Infrastructure Department of Lithuanian Airports, the new terminal will be the most modern terminal not only in the Lithuanian network, but also in the entire Baltic &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/planned-environmental-solutions-in-the-new-passenger-departure-terminal-of-vilnius-airport-from-smart-lighting-to-almost-seven-times-less-co2/">Continued</a>

On 31 January, during an official ceremony, the construction of Vilnius Airport&#8217;s new departure terminal was announced. The large-scale project is said to last two years. The first travellers will be able to use the new terminal in early 2025. According to the representatives of Lithuanian Airports, the main purpose of the new departure terminal project &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/planned-environmental-solutions-in-the-new-passenger-departure-terminal-of-vilnius-airport-from-smart-lighting-to-almost-seven-times-less-co2/">Continued</a>

Lithuanian Airports announces that since January, brand new, additional and automated defibrillators have been installed in the passenger terminals of Vilnius, Kaunas and Palanga airports. A total of 15 additional smart emergency devices have been installed and are available in the most crowded areas of the airport. Currently, there are 23 automated defibrillators at all &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/planned-environmental-solutions-in-the-new-passenger-departure-terminal-of-vilnius-airport-from-smart-lighting-to-almost-seven-times-less-co2/">Continued</a>