Kaunas International Airport (KUN)

Kaunas International Airport (KUN), identified by its ICAO code EYKA, serves as a primary low-cost aviation hub for Lithuania and a major European center for aircraft maintenance and repair (MRO). The facility has recently completed a significant transformation, with a newly expanded passenger terminal officially opening in late 2025. This development increased the terminal area by 4,400 square meters and doubled the airport's capacity to 800 passengers per hour, allowing it to efficiently manage up to 2 million travelers annually while supporting the rapid growth of its primary carrier, Ryanair. The modernized terminal features six boarding gates, enlarged arrival and departure halls, and a range of updated amenities designed for passenger comfort. Inside, travelers can find a variety of new cafes, restaurants, and retail shops spread across three floors, as well as a unique indoor basketball court that reflects Lithuania's national sport. The facility also houses next-generation baggage handling and screening systems, along with automated passport control solutions to streamline the international transit experience for those connecting to major European destinations like Berlin, London, and Pisa. Infrastructure at Kaunas is well-supported by a newly expanded northern apron and multiple state-of-the-art maintenance hangars, solidifying its status as a critical technical node within the regional aviation network. Ground transportation is highly accessible, with regular public bus services (Route 29G) providing a direct link to the Kaunas city center and the central railway station. Additionally, on-site car rental services have been relocated to more convenient positions within the terminal, ensuring a seamless connection for the over 1.3 million passengers who utilize the hub as a gateway to central Lithuania and the wider Baltic region.