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Comment this articleFly LAL and Vilnius airport continue business
Fly LAL will continue servicing Vilnius airport
Vilnius airport reported that as of January 1, 2009, cooperation would cease with Fly LAL due to unpaid airport service fees.
However the two companies came to an agreement right before the New Year to continue working together despite the airline not having paid fees since August.
According to Vilnius airport, Fly LAL had collected airport taxes from their passengers and neglecting to turn over the fees to the airport.
Fly LAL is reported to owe the airport approximately 5.2 million euro.
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