SAS Scandinavian Airlines has announced that it will increase the frequency of flights on the route between Vilnius and Copenhagen when the aviation winter season begins in October this year. It has been announced that flights on weekdays (Monday-Friday) will be operated as many as four times a day – one flight more than during the previous &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/norwegian-extends-vilnius-stockholm-flights-into-winter/">Continued</a>

In March, passenger flows at Lithuanian Airports (LTOU) continued to grow, and exceeded 542 thousand. March, which is at the turn of the two aviation seasons – winter and summer – showed increased activity at all three airports – Vilnius, Kaunas and Palanga, which ensure a variety of destinations and convenient air connectivity with important &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/norwegian-extends-vilnius-stockholm-flights-into-winter/">Continued</a>

At the end of March, the new summer aviation season begins – offering travelers from Lithuanian airports more frequent flights and new destinations. Airline partners of Lithuanian Airports, operating from Palanga, Kaunas and Vilnius – will offer as many as 100 destinations in 54 countries this year, along with increased flight frequencies to major aviation &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/norwegian-extends-vilnius-stockholm-flights-into-winter/">Continued</a>

The Latvian airline airBaltic will further strengthen its operations in Lithuania for the upcoming summer season 2026 by increasing flight frequencies on several important routes from Vilnius, Kaunas, and Palanga. These improvements reflect rising demand for direct and convenient travel options, supporting stronger connectivity across Europe and beyond for passengers in Lithuania. Next summer, airBaltic will &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/norwegian-extends-vilnius-stockholm-flights-into-winter/">Continued</a>

The Latvian airline airBaltic continues to strengthen its commitment to the Lithuanian market. Thus, for the upcoming summer season 2026, the airline will expand connectivity from Vilnius by introducing two new direct routes – to Zurich (Switzerland) and Chisinau (Moldova). Overall, these developments will offer Lithuanian passengers broader travel options and smoother onward connections across &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/norwegian-extends-vilnius-stockholm-flights-into-winter/">Continued</a>

As Belarus continues its hybrid attack against Lithuania, during which airspace restrictions are imposed on some nights and operations at Vilnius Airport are disrupted, the tour operator Join UP! Baltic, together with Lithuanian Airports (LTOU), has agreed to relocate charter flights on two routes from Vilnius to Kaunas Airport. In this way, LTOU and its &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/norwegian-extends-vilnius-stockholm-flights-into-winter/">Continued</a>

On Thursday, an aircraft operated by flydubai took off from Vilnius Airport to Dubai for the first time. This marks the first time a United Arab Emirates airline has launched scheduled flights in Lithuania, directly connecting the country with the UAE. Dubai, which attracts large flows of tourists and stands out on the international business &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/norwegian-extends-vilnius-stockholm-flights-into-winter/">Continued</a>

On Wednesday, the Lithuanian Real Estate Development Association (LNTPA) awarded Lithuanian Airports (LTOU) the prize for the Best Public Building at the “For Sustainable Development” competition for the Vilnius Airport departure terminal, which was opened this February. “Sustainable growth and balanced development are at the core of the long-term strategy of Lithuanian Airports. One of the &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/norwegian-extends-vilnius-stockholm-flights-into-winter/">Continued</a>

On Wednesday, December 3, at 19:36, airspace above Vilnius Airport was temporarily closed due to a hybrid attack by Belarus targeting Lithuania, civil aviation and the public. Risk-inducing signals consistent with balloon-type objects were detected in aviation-sensitive areas. Operations at Vilnius Airport were restored at 21:06, once the airspace restrictions were lifted. Later the same evening, &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/norwegian-extends-vilnius-stockholm-flights-into-winter/">Continued</a>