On 17 November, the ‘go-ahead’ for the start of construction works for a new DHL distribution centre at Vilnius Airport has been given. The investment for the construction of the so called ‘build-to-suit’ type project will amount to 6.3 million EUR. Construction works of the project are planned to be completed in the third quarter &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/vilnius-airport-sees-record-wide-body-traffic-with-numbers-set-to-grow-after-aerodrome-reconstruction-completion/">Continued</a>

Financial flows of Lithuanian Airports during the third quarter of this year show signs of recovery. Compared to the same period for the year 2020, the income of the Lithuanian Airports increased by about 60 percent and reached 10.3 million EUR (during the same period for the year 2020, the income of Lithuanian Airports reached &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/vilnius-airport-sees-record-wide-body-traffic-with-numbers-set-to-grow-after-aerodrome-reconstruction-completion/">Continued</a>

Simply put, the territory of Vilnius Airport Aerodrome has been turned in to a giant construction site for the last three years, where thousands of various construction specialists and machines are working non-stop. The works of the largest reconstruction project in the history of Lithuanian Airports have been performed without ceasing the usual operation of &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/vilnius-airport-sees-record-wide-body-traffic-with-numbers-set-to-grow-after-aerodrome-reconstruction-completion/">Continued</a>

In October of this year, Lithuanian airports served 368 thousand passengers. This is almost five times more than compared to the same time last year, when Lithuanian Airports served only 77 thousand passengers. In comparison with the record-breaking month of October in the year 2019 &#8211; when Lithuanian Airports managed to serve 622 thousand passengers &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/vilnius-airport-sees-record-wide-body-traffic-with-numbers-set-to-grow-after-aerodrome-reconstruction-completion/">Continued</a>

The largest infrastructure reconstruction project in the history of Vilnius Airport, which has been intensively carried out for three years at Vilnius Airport aerodrome, is moving towards the end. The reconstruction is expected to be completed by the end of this year. The completion of all the works, the most important of which are the &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/vilnius-airport-sees-record-wide-body-traffic-with-numbers-set-to-grow-after-aerodrome-reconstruction-completion/">Continued</a>

Since the end of October, the number of direct and regular flights at Lithuanian airports has increased. As the intensive recovery of the aviation sector continues, it is planned that as many as eleven new destinations will be launched from Vilnius and Kaunas airports before the end of the year, while some of the previously &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/vilnius-airport-sees-record-wide-body-traffic-with-numbers-set-to-grow-after-aerodrome-reconstruction-completion/">Continued</a>

A company called ‘Baltjet‘ won the public contract through the international call for tenders procedure for the management of aviation fuel supply infrastructure (fuel farms) at Vilnius and Palanga airports, which was launched by Lithuanian Airports. In addition to the usual processes of aviation fuel supply, the new operator has committed itself to contribute to &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/vilnius-airport-sees-record-wide-body-traffic-with-numbers-set-to-grow-after-aerodrome-reconstruction-completion/">Continued</a>

Vilnius Airport, which is a part of the Lithuanian Airport network, has launched an international public call for tenders as it begins looking for a contractor which will construct a new module of a passenger departures terminal in the northern part of the airport. After the construction of this terminal with an area of 14.4 &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/vilnius-airport-sees-record-wide-body-traffic-with-numbers-set-to-grow-after-aerodrome-reconstruction-completion/">Continued</a>

In September of this year, Lithuanian Airports have served 326 thousand passengers. That is more than three times as much as it was last year in the first month of autumn (100 thousand passengers), that is, about half of the passenger traffic that was in 2019 before the pandemic began, when, in September, 603 thousand &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/vilnius-airport-sees-record-wide-body-traffic-with-numbers-set-to-grow-after-aerodrome-reconstruction-completion/">Continued</a>