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airBaltic Expands ACMI and Charter Operations in 2025

airBaltic Expands ACMI and Charter Operations in 2025 as the Latvian carrier reports a substantial increase in wet-lease and charter activity, reinforcing its position as one of Europe’s leading ACMI capacity providers. During the year, the airline operated approximately 30,000 ACMI flights, representing a 14.5% year-on-year increase, while wet-lease activities contributed 20% of total revenue, highlighting their growing importance…

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airBaltic Reveals Top Routes And Launches 2026 Sales Campaign

airBaltic Reveals Top Routes And Launches 2026 Sales Campaign as the Latvian carrier outlines travel demand trends from the Baltic States while setting the tone for network growth and commercial activity in the year ahead. The announcement reflects airBaltic’s continued role as a key connectivity provider from Riga, Tallinn, and Vilnius, supported by a broad European…

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airBaltic Receives New Airbus A220-300

airBaltic Receives New Airbus A220-300 as the Latvian carrier continues to reinforce its single-fleet strategy with the arrival of another aircraft at its Riga base. The latest delivery reflects the airline’s long-term approach to fleet standardization and operational flexibility, built around the Airbus A220 platform. The newly delivered Airbus A220-300, registered as YL-BTB with manufacturer serial number 55416, is powered…

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AirBaltic Recurrent Training Programme Enhances Crew Safety Standards

The Latvian national carrier airBaltic has reaffirmed its commitment to safety and operational excellence by highlighting its extensive AirBaltic Recurrent Training Programme Enhances Crew Safety Standards, which is undertaken annually by more than one thousand pilots and cabin crew members. The programme, conducted at the airline’s state-of-the-art training centre in Riga, ensures that every crew member maintains the…

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AirBaltic Marks Latvia’s National Day With A220 Flyover

AirBaltic Marks Latvia’s National Day With A220 Flyover Latvia’s national airline airBaltic commemorated the 107th anniversary of the Republic of Latvia with a special ceremonial flyover in Riga, showcasing an Airbus A220-300 painted in the distinctive red-white-red colors of the Latvian flag. The aircraft, bearing registration YL-CSL, flew along the 11th November Embankment, drawing significant public attention as part of…

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airBaltic Launches Direct Flights Between Gran Canaria And Molde

airBaltic, the national carrier of Latvia and one of Europe’s fastest-growing airlines, has inaugurated a new direct flight connecting Gran Canaria (Spain) with Molde (Norway). The new route was launched on November 5, 2025, as part of the airline’s winter schedule, marking another expansion from its seasonal base in Gran Canaria. The weekly service operates every Wednesday until early April 2026, with a flight time…

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airBaltic Launches Direct Flights from Tallinn to Madeira

airBaltic, the Latvian national airline, has officially launched a new direct route between Tallinn and Madeira, Portugal. The new connection will operate once weekly on Sundays through March 28, 2026, offering Estonian travelers direct access to one of Europe’s most scenic island destinations for the first time.

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Air Serbia to Lease Airbus A220s from airBaltic

Air Serbia has entered into a two-year wet lease agreement with airBaltic, under which the Latvian carrier will operate Airbus A220-300 aircraft on Air Serbia’s behalf. The partnership will see airBaltic supply the aircraft, crew, maintenance, and insurance, with the first flights scheduled to commence on November 1, 2025.

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airBaltic Reports Record Nine-Month Passenger Numbers for 2025

airBaltic has reported a record-breaking performance for the first nine months of 2025, carrying 3.9 million passengers across its network — the highest number in the airline’s history for the January–September period. This represents a 1.6% increase compared to the same period in 2024, reflecting the airline’s continued operational strength and strategic growth across Europe and beyond.