According to the company Lietuvos oro uostai (LTOU, "Lithuanian Airports"), one flight was redirected to Kaunas, and passengers were transported to Vilnius by bus. In addition, a flight from Vilnius to Warsaw was canceled, along with two flights between Vilnius and Copenhagen. Another eight flights were delayed. "Passengers whose flights were delayed or canceled are advised to contact their airlines directly for detailed information," the company stated. According to BNS, the potential air threat regime in Vilnius County and Ukmergė lasted about 40 minutes on Saturday. NATO fighter jets were scrambled in response to the alert. The head of the National Crisis Management Center, Vilmantas Vitkauskas, stated that the object posed no danger, while not ruling out that the radars might have detected a flock of birds.
