Rytis Beresnevicius is a journalist at AeroTime. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, with a focus on commercial airlines, planes, and aircraft. Rytis has been featured in notable publications including Simple Flying, Skift, and AirInsight.com.
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Rytis Beresnevicius' coverage primarily focuses on air travel, airlines, flight incidents, and the aviation industry. His articles often cite data and press releases while also including government announcements. This suggests that he may be interested in receiving pitches related to newsworthy events or developments within the transportation & logistics and travel & tourism sectors.
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The European Commission has opened its investigation into the Boeing and Spirit AeroSystems merger, with a preliminary deadline of September 30, 2025.
Care to share? The Portuguese government has settled on a price for a minority stake in TAP Air Portugal , as potential airline investors
Care to share? The Norway-based low-cost carrier Norwegian has announced its Q3 2025 results, with the group, which also includes Widerøe, seeing its quarterly profits climb to almost $249 million.
By: Rytis Beresnevicius
Austrian Airlines' chief executive has come out in support of the decision of Vienna Airport (VIE) not to build a third runway at the airport, a decision that was announced a few days ago.
Following the publication of an independent advisory report on the Netherlands' future, KLM has issued a statement calling for the country's
is set to introduce its first Airbus A321XLR aircraft into commercial service, with the narrowbody jet being scheduled between New York John F.
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By: Rytis Beresnevicius
has published its Q1 2026 results, with the Latvian airline deciding against publishing full-year guidance amid worsening quarterly losses.
