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SQQ Siauliai International Airport
Siauliai International Airport (IATA: SQQ, ICAO:EYSA) is located in the the city of Siauliai, Lithuania. Phone Number :+37041542005

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IATA Code

SQQ

ICAO Code

EYSA

Name

Siauliai International Airport

Type

Country / Region

Lithuania (LT)

City

Siauliai

Latitude

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Longitude

0.0000000

Time Zone

Phone Number

+37041542005

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Airport Overview

Siauliai International Airport (SQQ), identified by ICAO code EYSA, is a dual-use aviation facility near Šiauliai in northern Lithuania. The airport is located approximately 7 km southeast of the city and combines passenger and cargo functions. Its logistics value is different from that of a high-frequency commercial hub: cargo planning normally depends on confirmed ad-hoc operations, charter movements, military-related airfield availability, or road-air connections through larger Baltic and European gateways. The supplied airport profile describes a 471-hectare site, a passenger terminal, a cargo terminal and a long runway equipped for large-aircraft operations. The same profile states that the airport operates without day-or-night sound restrictions and can support around-the-clock operations throughout the year, including difficult meteorological conditions. Our service team treats those characteristics as operational advantages, while confirming every shipment, handling window, customs arrangement and aircraft movement with the airport and appointed ground handlers before booking.

Airport	Siauliai International Airport
IATA / ICAO	SQQ / EYSA
Country / city	Lithuania / Šiauliai
Airport profile	International, dual-use airport with passenger and cargo terminals
Published contact	+370 41 542005

Key Highlights

Regional cargo optionUseful for northern Lithuania when a direct airport movement, charter solution or road-air combination is operationally justified.

Large-aircraft capabilityThe supplied airport description identifies a long runway and equipment intended to accommodate very large aircraft; aircraft acceptance remains subject to prior confirmation.

Flexible operating environmentThe airport profile states that there are no day-or-night sound restrictions, supporting possible night operations where permissions and handling resources are available.

Not a scheduled-hub assumptionThe airport record shows no listed passenger or express airline count, so cargo capacity and uplift should never be presumed without a confirmed operating plan.

Cargo Facilities & Services

Cargo terminal: The supplied airport information confirms the existence of a cargo terminal. Our team will verify acceptance hours, handling agent, cargo build-up procedure, storage limits and delivery appointment requirements for each movement.
General cargo handling: Standard freight may be arranged subject to confirmed aircraft, ground-handling capacity, dimensions, weight, packaging and security acceptance.
Special cargo: Do not assume that dedicated cold rooms, dangerous-goods stores, live-animal areas, valuables handling or pharmaceutical certification are available. These services must be confirmed in writing before quotation or booking.
Customs and security: Export, import, transit, screening and physical-inspection arrangements depend on the shipment route and the appointed handler. Our service team coordinates the required pre-alert and document package before cargo delivery.
Road feeder coordination: Where direct uplift is unavailable, we can assess trucking to or from a suitable Baltic or European gateway, subject to border, transit-document and cut-off feasibility.

Routes & Transit Times

There is no basis in the supplied record to promise a regular scheduled freighter network from Siauliai International Airport. Our team therefore confirms the operating carrier, aircraft, handling agent and uplift date before issuing a firm routing.
Typical planning may involve an ad-hoc charter, a dedicated aircraft movement, or road feeder transport to a larger Baltic, Nordic or Central European gateway, followed by scheduled airfreight. The best option depends on cargo density, urgency, destination and customs status.
Transit time is affected by aircraft availability, slot approval, security screening, customs release, handling windows, road border conditions and onward-connection availability. Any indicative schedule is subject to actual operational confirmation.
For urgent or oversized freight, our service team compares direct aircraft acceptance with gateway alternatives rather than assuming that the nearest airport provides the fastest end-to-end solution.

Hinterland & Key Cargo

Primary hinterland: Šiauliai and northern Lithuania, with potential road access to wider Baltic supply chains subject to trucking distance and border conditions.
Industrial freight: Machinery, engineering components, replacement parts and project cargo may benefit from the airfield’s stated large-aircraft and all-weather operating characteristics, subject to equipment and acceptance checks.
Time-critical shipments: Aircraft-on-ground parts, maintenance materials and production-line emergency freight require advance confirmation of aircraft, security and after-hours handling.
Consumer and general cargo: E-commerce, electronics, garments and consolidated freight should normally be evaluated against scheduled gateway services, because direct local uplift is not assured.
Temperature-sensitive goods: Pharmaceuticals, perishables and biologics require a documented temperature-control chain; availability of cool storage and qualified handling at the airport must be confirmed case by case.

Operations & Compliance

Cut-off control: A universal cargo cut-off cannot be assumed. Our team obtains the confirmed cargo acceptance, screening, customs and aircraft cut-off times from the handling chain and builds a delivery buffer around them.
Dangerous goods: Shippers must provide the correct declaration, packing instruction, marks, labels, UN details and carrier approval where applicable. Lithium batteries, aerosols, chemicals and fuel-powered equipment require early review under current IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations.
Customs documentation: Commercial invoice, packing list, transport document, origin information and export or transit declarations must match the physical cargo. Customs inspection or document queries can delay a planned movement.
Special cargo: For live animals, temperature-controlled goods, valuables, oversized pieces or military-related material, obtain written acceptance, routing restrictions and security requirements before cargo is brought to the terminal.

Shipping Tips

Send our service team the origin, destination, commodity, pieces, dimensions, gross weight, stackability, cargo value and required delivery date before requesting a routing.
For charter or ad-hoc movements, provide the aircraft-loading profile early, including door dimensions, centre-of-gravity restrictions, special lifting requirements and whether the shipment is loose, palletised or containerised.
Prepare a complete document set before terminal delivery and ensure invoice descriptions, HS classification, quantities and declared values are consistent across customs and transport documents.
Keep a gateway alternative available. If local uplift, handling or customs timing is not confirmed, our team can compare a road-air solution through another Baltic or European airport.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Siauliai International Airport be used for routine scheduled airfreight?

It should not be treated as a guaranteed scheduled cargo hub. Our service team first checks the actual airline or charter operation, cargo acceptance arrangement and onward connection before confirming a routing.

Can large or oversized aircraft operate at the airport?

The supplied airport profile describes a long runway and equipment capable of serving even the largest aircraft. Actual acceptance still depends on aircraft type, payload, pavement or operational limits, slot approval, ground equipment and the appointed handler.

Are refrigerated storage and pharmaceutical handling available?

They must be confirmed for the individual shipment. Our team checks storage, transfer time, temperature range, monitoring, contingency arrangements and carrier acceptance before booking temperature-sensitive cargo.

What is the cargo cut-off time?

There is no single cut-off that applies to every movement. It varies by aircraft, handler, screening requirement, customs status and cargo type. We obtain the operative cut-off in the booking confirmation.

What should shippers do if direct uplift is unavailable?

Provide the required delivery date and cargo specifications to our service team. We will compare an ad-hoc aircraft movement with road-air transport through an appropriate regional gateway, including customs and transit implications.

Data Sources & Provenance

Hard identifiers, airport name, city, country, published telephone number, terminal description, site area, runway-characterisation statements and location description are based on the supplied airport record. Operational items such as schedules, handlers, acceptance windows, storage capability, customs arrangements, aircraft approvals and transit times are variable and must be reconfirmed before shipment execution.

For official Lithuanian airport information and national aviation references, our team may cross-check ltou.lt. Customs and declaration requirements should be verified with the Lithuanian Customs authority at lrmuitine.lt. Industry code and air-cargo practice references may be checked through iata.org and icao.int.

These sources support identity, regulatory and industry-level verification only; they do not constitute confirmation of a particular flight, airline, handling slot, cargo-service certification or shipment acceptance. Our service team obtains movement-specific confirmation before quoting a firm schedule.