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Rytis Beresnevicius

Lithuania, Vilnius
As seen in: AirInsight Group, The Engine Cowl, Skift, Simple Flying, AeroTime, Travel Industry Today, AeroXplorer, UK Media Observer, Transportation Times | UK
Covers:  Aviation
Doesn't Cover: Anything else
Aviation Journalist at @simple_flying

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Rytis Beresnevicius’s Journalist Portfolio

Rytis Beresnevičius | Simple Flying

Rytis Beresnevičius | Simple Flying

Rytis has multiple years of experience covering aviation, as well as other transportation-related fields.

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Rytis Beresnevicius

Rytis Beresnevicius

Rytis is a journalist in AeroTime's editorial team, based in Vilnius, Lithuania. Originally joining the team …

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airBaltic Declines To Provide 2026 Guidance Amid Worsening Q1 Losses

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By Rytis Beresnevicius
| AirInsight Group
airBaltic has published its Q1 2026 results, with the Latvian airline deciding against publishing full-year guidance amid worsening quarterly losses. On May 13, 2026, airBaltic unveiled a €70.1 million ($82.1 million) net loss for Q1 2026, a €40.7 million ($47.6 million) difference compared to Q1 2025.
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China to Europe capacity grows beyond pre-pandemic levels

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By Rytis Beresnevicius
| The Engine Cowl
On March 26, 2026, Brussels Airport (BRU) celebrated the launch of Air China's flights to the airport, connecting the Belgian capital with Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK), a route also served by Hainan Airlines, and Chengdu Tianfu International Airport (TFU). However, Air China is not the only Chinese airline to have launched or resumed connections between China and the European Economic Area (EEA) that were lost during the pandemic.
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How have competitors responded to Jet2’s London-Gatwick base launch?

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By Rytis Beresnevicius
| The Engine Cowl
In November 2025, Jet2 announced that it would launch a base at London Gatwick Airport (LGW), opening up 29 leisure-focused routes to destinations across Europe, mostly along the Mediterranean Coast. The Engine Cowl analysis, conducted a few days after the announcement, showed that the airline’s new routes from the airport had significant overlap with incumbents. With the base having now launched, have Jet2’s competitors responded to the airline’s expansion at LGW?
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Working at AeroTime

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Email, with concrete answers to questions such as who, why, and where

Who do you wish followed you?

The top brass in aviation journalism – maybe one day!