LTU International
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Lithuania's national carrier connecting Europe and beyond.
- ›Air Lituanica was majority state-owned by the Lithuanian government.
- ›The airline launched operations in 2013 to restore scheduled international services from Vilnius.
- ›It ceased all flight operations in March 2015 due to financial difficulties.
- ›The airline was seen as a successor to flyLAL, which collapsed in 2009.
- ›Air Lituanica operated scheduled routes to several major Western European cities.
LTU International, founded in 1955 and headquartered in Düsseldorf, was one of Germany's leading charter and leisure airlines. Operating primarily from Düsseldorf and Munich, the carrier specialized in holiday routes to Mediterranean, Caribbean, and long-haul leisure destinations. LTU was absorbed into Air Berlin in 2008, ending over five decades of independent operation.
LTU International operated a mixed fleet that included Airbus A330, A321, and A320 aircraft, transitioning away from earlier Boeing types in its later years.
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LTU-Lufttransport Unternehmen GmbH or LTU International Airways was a German leisure airline headquartered in Düsseldorf. It operated medium- and long-haul routes and maintained hubs in Düsseldorf, Munich and at Tegel Airport in Berlin. LTU was acquired by Air Berlin in 2007. Use of the LTU brand ceased in October 2009, and LTU itself was dissolved in April 2011.
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