SSP, a leading global food and beverage operator, has secured a seven-year deal to open six new outlets at Vilnius Airport. This marks SSP’s entry into the Lithuanian market. The new outlets will feature a mix of SSP-owned brands and international franchises, including Burger King. The menus will cater to both local and international travelers, offering &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/architects-invited-to-design-future-expansion-of-vilnius-airport-new-arrivals-terminal-planned/">Continued</a>

Latvian airline airBaltic launched scheduled flights between Vilnius and Düsseldorf, Germany, on Thursday 31 October. The first flight was celebrated together with representatives of the airline, Lithuanian Airports (LTOU) and passengers during an official launch event at Vilnius Airport. It should be recalled that during the 2024 winter season, airBaltic will operate two new routes from &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/architects-invited-to-design-future-expansion-of-vilnius-airport-new-arrivals-terminal-planned/">Continued</a>

Lithuanian Airports (LTOU) is launching two public land lease auctions from 31 October, both of which have been formed and prepared for potential tenants in the south-western part of Vilnius Airport. It is said that these plots could be used for the construction of hangars for the development of aircraft Maintenance Repair and Overhaul (MRO) &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/architects-invited-to-design-future-expansion-of-vilnius-airport-new-arrivals-terminal-planned/">Continued</a>

In September, a total of 633,000 passengers were handled at the three Lithuanian airports (LTOU), which is 10% more than the number recorded in September 2023. The LTOU data shows that this is another month this year when the all-time record for passengers handled in that month in the airport network was improved. The total number &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/architects-invited-to-design-future-expansion-of-vilnius-airport-new-arrivals-terminal-planned/">Continued</a>

On 23 September, the updated operational strategy of Lithuanian Airports (LTOU) up to 2028 was officially presented, along with which the airports&#8217; representatives also announced the completion of the construction of the new departure terminal at Vilnius Airport, with the remaining works to be carried out on the installation and testing of the equipment inside &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/architects-invited-to-design-future-expansion-of-vilnius-airport-new-arrivals-terminal-planned/">Continued</a>

For two days (10-11 September), Vilnius airport hosted a meeting of European aviation experts, focusing on the use of hydrogen in airports and other parts of aviation. Dozens of experts gathered at the Vilnius Airport Conference Centre to share their experiences and discuss how developments in the hydrogen industry could impact the aviation sector. The &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/architects-invited-to-design-future-expansion-of-vilnius-airport-new-arrivals-terminal-planned/">Continued</a>

Icelandic low-cost airline PLAY airlines announces that from 15 May 2025 it will operate flights between Vilnius Airport and Reykjavik (Iceland) twice a week &#8211; on Thursdays and Sundays. Currently, this regular route is operated once a week on Saturdays. Ticket sales are already available on the airline&#8217;s official website. The airline operates with new and modern &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/architects-invited-to-design-future-expansion-of-vilnius-airport-new-arrivals-terminal-planned/">Continued</a>

The statistics of Lithuanian Airports (LTOU) for the month of August show that the total number of passengers handled at the three airports was almost 664,000, which is 10% higher than the number of passengers handled in the same month in 2023. This is the third month of this year&#8217;s summer season when the all-time &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/architects-invited-to-design-future-expansion-of-vilnius-airport-new-arrivals-terminal-planned/">Continued</a>

The Latvian airline airBaltic announces its plans for the upcoming 2025 summer season, introducing seven new regular routes from Vilnius Airport. Starting next summer, the following new destinations will be launched from the capital&#8217;s airport: Chișinău (Moldova), Ibiza (Spain), Prague (Czech Republic), Rhodes (Greece), Tel Aviv (Israel), Tirana (Albania), and Valencia (Spain). “By launching seven new &hellip; <a href="https://vilnius-airport.lt/en/architects-invited-to-design-future-expansion-of-vilnius-airport-new-arrivals-terminal-planned/">Continued</a>