パランガ International Airport

The town where the パランガ International Airport (Lithuanian: Tarptautinis Palangos oro uostas, IATA: PLQ, ICAO: EYPA) is near the Baltic Sea in western Lithuania, an international airport in パランガ. There are many passenger volumes, and approximately 200 people work in Airport Facilities next to Vilnius International Airport, Kaunas International Airport in Lithuania. It was the route center of the middle short distance, but the departure and arrival of the long-distance route was enabled by expansion of Airport Facilities having been completed in 2007. The ridership increased every year since 1993, and 60% increased in comparison with 2003 of the last year in 2004 when Lithuania in particular joined EU, too.

パランガ International Airport Palangos oro uostas Palanga Airport
Airport Terminal
IATA: PLQ - ICAO: EYPA
Summary
Country, area	Lithuania
The location	パランガ
Kind	The community
Operator	Lithuanian State
Altitude	10 m
Coordinate	55°58'24" N 021°05'38" E / 55.97333 degrees N 21.09389 degrees E / 55.97333, a 21.09389 coordinate: 55°58'24" N 021°05'38" E / 55.97333 degrees N 21.09389 degrees E / 55.97333, 21.09389
Website	Official web site
Map
PLQ Position in Lithuania
Runway
Direction Length X width (m) The surface 01/19 2,000*40 Asphalt
The source: World Aero Data[1]
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Service airline and service city

Airline	Service place
Air バルティック	Riga (four flights a week)
Air リトゥアニカ（English version）	Dublin (irregular), London (Gath Wick) (irregular)
Norway air shuttle	Oslo (one flight a week)
Scandinavian Airlines System	Copenhagen (1-2 flights a day)

History

• It opens at a place of approximately 7km to the east from a terminal as of - in 1937. A pilot at Lithuanian air force is used by training.
• The first regular service goes into service between Kaunas - パランガ in - Lithuania in 1939.
• The - Soviet Union forces use it in ~1963 year in ~1941 year, 1945 in 1940. Runway and Airport Facilities move to the current place during World War II.
• It becomes - civil airport in 1963.
• It becomes - again state-run airport in 1991.
• - facilities are redecorated in ~1997 year in 1994, and a passenger service and baggage processing are mechanized.

Change of the ridership

Year	Ridership
2001	45 660
2002	45 971
2003	46 666
2004	76 020
2005	94 000
2006	110 828
2007	93 379
2008	101 586
2009	104 602
2010	102 528
2011	111 133
2012	128 169

Footnote

1. Airport information - World Aero Data (data as of October, 2006) of ^ EYPA

Outside link

• An official web site (Lithuanian) (English)

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