Vyte Klisauskaite
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About Vyte Klisauskaite
Vyte is an aviation journalist with over four years of experience in the field. Before joining the Simple Flying team, she worked with various aviation media outlets and oversaw check-in operations at an international airport. Holding a degree in Sinology, Vyte's reporting mainly focuses on Asian and Eastern European markets. Based in Vilnius, Lithuania.
What is your favourite aircraft and why?
With its large windows, sleek curved winglets, and spacious cabin, Singapore Airlines leads as the largest operator of this widebody aircraft. Any guesses? Absolutely, it's the Airbus A350.
Why do you love aviation?
Aviation goes beyond the simple act of planes traveling to different locations. It acts as a link between people, fostering connections and understanding across cultures. Ultimately, it revolves around people, and that's why I love it.
What is your industry focus?
I specialize in commercial aviation and sustainability, focusing on Eastern European and Asian markets.
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