Lithuania has seen a huge increase in the number of sailing yachts in the last few years. But the demand for these recreational boats has surged during the coronavirus pandemic and the country is now facing an infrastructure problem. A few years ago, there was plenty of space to park yachts in Lithuania. But now,…
The National Motor Transport Agency (ANTA) has received an additional quota of three hundred bilateral / transit authorizations for the transport of goods on the territory of the Republic of Azerbaijan this year. According to the agency’s order, the quota was included in the list of Category III authorizations for 2022, in order to use…
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Republic of Moldova updated the information on the operation of flights by Air Moldova following the grounding of two aircraft at the airport in Antalya (Turkey). According to the institution, thanks to the efforts made by the aeronautical authorities of both states with the involvement of the Embassy of…
Delays at airports across Europe have been caused by a sudden surge in demand coupled with a labor shortage, Estonian experts have said. Air traffic has returned to pre-pandemic levels, Eero Pargmae, Commercial Director of Tallinn Airport, has said. “In May last year, we serviced 54,000 passengers in the whole month and 271,000 passengers in…
After restoring the high-speed ship Raketa three years ago, its owners started offering regular trips on the Nemunas River between Kaunas and the Curonian Lagoon. They are now planning to launch a second ship to course between Klaipeda and Nida. Nerijus Silgalis, head of Vandens Kelias, says that the second Raketa-type ship, Vasara, which would…
KN (AB “Klaipedos nafta”), the operator of LNG and oil terminals, says it has completed the annual LNG terminal capacity allocation for the last quarter of this year. During the period from October 1 to December 31, five customers will use the booked 9.66 TWh of LNG terminal degassing capacity. In order to ensure that…
A trial shipment of Ukrainian grain to the Lithuanian port of Klaipeda shows that transport via Poland is inefficient and only shipments via Belarus would allow making full use of the port’s potential. The test run of the grain was delivered this week to the stevedoring company Bega. According to Klaipeda port companies, Ukrainian grain…