We inform that temporary airspace restrictions were introduced above Vilnius Airport on November 30 at 18:09. According to initial information, the decision to restrict airspace was triggered by navigation signals characteristic of balloons moving in the direction of Vilnius Airport. These restrictions were lifted on December 1 at 05:00. All operations at Vilnius Airport are &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/passenger-traffic-grew-at-lithuanian-airports-in-november/">Continued</a>

At 11:15 p.m. on November 28, temporary airspace restrictions were introduced over Vilnius Airport. According to initial information, the decision to impose airspace restrictions was prompted by navigational signals characteristic of balloons moving in the direction of Vilnius Airport.  These airspace restrictions were lifted at 7:03 a.m., and all operations at Vilnius Airport are proceeding as &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/passenger-traffic-grew-at-lithuanian-airports-in-november/">Continued</a>

Winter may prove too short to try all the European ski resorts that can be reached from Lithuanian airports. While experienced skiers debate which Alpine slopes offer the most adrenaline and enjoyment, the destination map also invites travelers who have decided to ski for the first time to discover winter activities. For them in particular, &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/passenger-traffic-grew-at-lithuanian-airports-in-november/">Continued</a>

On November 24, starting from 01:40, temporary airspace restrictions were implemented over Vilnius Airport. According to preliminary information, the decision to impose these restrictions was caused by navigation markers, typical for balloons, moving in the direction of Vilnius Airport. The airspace restrictions were lifted on November 24 at approximately 03:25. Earlier, on November 23 at 18:55, &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/passenger-traffic-grew-at-lithuanian-airports-in-november/">Continued</a>

On Tuesday, Lithuanian Airports hosted its traditional annual meeting with leaders from Lithuanian organizations and associations representing people with individual needs. For the third year in a row, the event showcased recent changes aimed at improving the comfort of every passenger and presented services that assist travelers with individual needs. “The right to travel is the &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/passenger-traffic-grew-at-lithuanian-airports-in-november/">Continued</a>

As part of its ongoing renewal, Vilnius Airport is stepping into the top tier of international business lounges – starting from mid-2026, the new business lounge will be operated by the global company Swissport International Ltd. An eight-year agreement has been signed with the Swiss company’s subsidiary, Swissport Aspire Lithuania, entrusting the future lounge to &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/passenger-traffic-grew-at-lithuanian-airports-in-november/">Continued</a>

On Saturday, October 8, at 8:45 p.m., aircraft movements at Vilnius Airport were temporarily suspended due to airspace restrictions. According to initial information, the decision to impose these restrictions was caused by a balloon (or balloons) flying in the direction of Vilnius Airport. The airport resumed operations at 9:50 p.m., after the airspace restrictions were &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/passenger-traffic-grew-at-lithuanian-airports-in-november/">Continued</a>

In October, more than 706,000 passengers chose to travel through Lithuanian Airports (LTOU) — a 9% increase compared to October 2024. Passenger numbers grew despite several temporary airspace restrictions introduced above Vilnius Airport and once above Kaunas Airport during the month due to safety measures for passengers and aircraft. Vilnius Airport served nearly 507,000 passengers, Kaunas &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/passenger-traffic-grew-at-lithuanian-airports-in-november/">Continued</a>

Lithuanian Airports (LTOU) has signed a design contract for the future Vilnius Airport Arrivals Terminal with the international architecture firm Zaha Hadid Architects. This marks one of the most important preparatory milestones in the new arrivals terminal project. The new terminal is expected to open to passengers by the end of 2028. A symbolic signing ceremony &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/passenger-traffic-grew-at-lithuanian-airports-in-november/">Continued</a>