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    Lithuania's capital airport suspends traffic over smugglers' balloons

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    Posted on October 21, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Vilnius Airport in Lithuania suspended air traffic due to smugglers' balloons in the airspace, as stated by the National Crisis Management Centre.

    Lithuania's capital airport suspends traffic over smugglers' balloons

    VILNIUS (Reuters) -Lithuania suspended air traffic at Vilnius Airport late on Tuesday due to a presence of smugglers' balloons in its airspace, the country's National Crisis Management Centre said in a statement.

    (Reporting by Andrius Sytas, editing by Terje Solsvik)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Vilnius Airport suspended traffic due to balloons.
    • •Smugglers' balloons entered Lithuanian airspace.
    • •National Crisis Management Centre issued a statement.
    • •Incident occurred late on a Tuesday.
    • •Reported by Andrius Sytas and edited by Terje Solsvik.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Lithuania's capital airport suspends traffic over smugglers' balloons

    1What is a smuggler's balloon?

    A smuggler's balloon refers to a balloon used for illegal activities, such as transporting contraband or unauthorized goods across borders or through airspace.

    2What is air traffic suspension?

    Air traffic suspension is a temporary halt to all flights at an airport due to safety concerns, such as the presence of unauthorized objects in the airspace.

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