Kaunas Fluxus Airport - Spotting Guide

Kaunas Fluxus Airport – Spotting Guide

August 30, 2020 - last modified on October 17, 2022

Kaunas Fluxus Airport is the second busiest airport in Lithuania behind Vilnus. The only carriers operation to/from KUN are Ryanair and Wizzair. In 2019 over 1.1 mio passengers used the airport.

General Information
Terminal	There is one low cost terminal
Runway	The airport has one runway 08/26

	Terminal – ramp, taxiway and runway
WHERE	Take a bus nr. 29G from City Center, get off at Kaunas airport bus stop (Oro uostas). If you go by car, simply go to the airport and use one of airport car parks. Move towards the airport building, pass it towards its left side. You will see airport perimeter fence and small area paved near it. The point is located next to the airport terminal on the left side if you face the terminal entry. It is possible to take photos through the fence mesh.

WHAT	Runways 08/26, taxiway and some stands.

TIME	In summer early morning and late evening. Not usable in winter in sunny days. In cloudy weather can be used all day.

MISC.	Heat haze can be issue in summer. Restrooms and food are available in the terminal.

FOCAL LENGTH	18-300 mm

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Campbell

1 month ago

I visited early April 2025. The terminal is being renovated and extended. There is currently no access to the area left of the terminal building and I suspect that once the extensions are complete, this area will be either significantly reduced or gone altogether. There is a small gap to the right of the terminal near the tower where the apron can be seen but not much chance of photos. As far as I could see, there are no longer any aircraft on the far side. Satellite picture was possibly taken during the pandemic when aircraft were stored. There are some stored aircraft in front of the hangars. Bus into town (Number 29 – EUR 1 cash to the driver) runs somewhat randomly, presumably to tie in with flights. Google maps will show you the route but times are wrong – this applies across the city.Remember there is a GA airfield on the other side of the city with an excellent museum. They are currently renovating so only outdoors available but if you are prepared to pay for a tour, you may be able to visit indoors. This airfield also has a MI-8 based on SAR duties straight opposite the museum.