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Rytis Beresnevicius

Rytis Beresnevicius

Lithuania

An independent aviation journalist looking at the industry through my own lens. Previously worked at AeroTime and Simple Flying.

Etihad Airways to launch flights to Kabul, Afghanistan

Etihad Airways to launch flights to Kabul, Afghanistan

Etihad Airways will become the fourth international airline, excluding Iranian carriers, to serve Kabul in 2025.

USDOT ban on Chinese airlines overflying Russia could impact 4 US routes

USDOT ban on Chinese airlines overflying Russia could impact 4 US routes

The DOT argued that the current conditions result in unequal market access for US airlines.

airBaltic takes a jab at Ryanair, boasts about growth in Riga

airBaltic takes a jab at Ryanair, boasts about growth in Riga

airBaltic's statement coincided with Ryanair's press release about RIX's rising airport access costs.

Delta’s Main-to-Premium quarterly revenue gap narrows to $267M

Delta’s Main-to-Premium quarterly revenue gap narrows to $267M

The difference between Delta Air Lines' main and premium cabin revenues was $973 million in Q3 2024.

Lufthansa unveils more Allegris Boeing 787-9 routes from Frankfurt

Lufthansa unveils more Allegris Boeing 787-9 routes from Frankfurt

Lufthansa's Allegris-equipped Boeing 787-9s are entering commercial service today.

SWISS to take delivery of its first Airbus A350-900

SWISS to take delivery of its first Airbus A350-900

SWISS should take delivery of 10 A350-900s between 2025 and 2031.

EC warns Spain its €179M low-cost carrier fine is not aligned with EU law

EC warns Spain its €179M low-cost carrier fine is not aligned with EU law

The European Commission (EC) has warned Spain that its €179 million ($208 million) fine given to easyJet, Norwegian, Ryanair, Volotea, and Vueling in November 2024 is not aligned with the European Union’s (EU) regulations. On October 8, 2025, the EC said that it sent a ‘letter of formal notice’