Mr Ežerskas uses Palanga Airport several times a year, although couple of years ago he was more frequent traveller – this regional Lithuanian airport is the closest to his home. After warm welcome at the airport yesterday, Marius is flying back to Oslo in a week.
„The fact that 100,000th passenger was greeted earlier than last year comes as another proof that our airport is growing, and this is thanks to all the partners involved", – Mr Marius Gelžinis, Director of Palanga Airport, said.
According to Norwegian's communications manager, Charlotte Holmbergh Jacobsson, Palanga Airport is an important destination for many Lithuanians, living abroad. In addition, the number of Norwegian passengers is also increasing as travelers are becoming more and more interested in exploring Lithuanian resorts", said Charlotte Holmbergh Jacobsson.
The 100,000th passenger, welcomed by Palanga Airport Director, was presented with airport souvenirs – photobook and electronic baggage scales as well as flowers.
