The low-cost carrier’s winter 2019 schedule includes a new route for each of the country’s three international airports.

The international airports of the capital Vilnius, second city Kaunas and coastal Palanga saw 6.3 million passengers in 2018.

The Polish carrier, which is also flying to LCY from Warsaw and Budapest, has been chosen for a route funded by Lithuania.

Already the market leader in the Lithuanian capital, the Hungarian low-cost carrier announces two more routes from Lithuania.

Expecting a 24% rise in passengers this year, the airport has signed a deal with Airport Coordination UK.

Radisson Hotel Group signs a contract for its sixth hotel in Lithuania, expected to open in 2020.

Lithuania’s biggest airport prepares for a massive four-year makeover of its terminal building.

Gebr Heinemann builds on Lithuanian duty-free contract

Vilnius International Airport sets record January in 2012