airBaltic, the Latvian airline, is expanding its flight network for the summer 2025 season. They are increasing frequencies on eight popular routes from Riga and introducing 16 new routes across the Baltic States, demonstrating their commitment to providing more travel options for passengers.
airBaltic marks 15 years of daily flights between Turku, Finland and Riga, Latvia, connecting passengers to its extensive network and providing convenient connections for travelers from Helsinki, Tampere, and Turku to the world. The airline has served nearly 400,000 passengers and completed over 8,000 flights on this route.
airBaltic, Latvia’s national airline, has identified Pisa, Thessaloniki, and Brussels as its passengers’ most popular travel destinations from Riga in June. The airline has observed an increasing preference for a diverse range of destinations, as travelers seek a balance of cultural, leisure, and business opportunities. Other popular routes include Naples, Keflavik, Pristina, and Billund. To cater to the growing demand, airBaltic operates multiple flights per week to these destinations, including up to two daily flights to Brussels. Passengers can choose between Economy Class and Business Class, with Business Class offering an enhanced full-service experience including priority check-in, a private cabin seat, gourmet meals, and more.
airBaltic, Latvia’s national carrier, is expanding its summer schedule in 2024 with the launch of direct flights from Riga to Skopje, North Macedonia; Chisinau, Moldova; and Pristina, Kosovo. These routes will provide direct links from Latvia’s capital to these fascinating destinations, offering travelers convenient and seamless connections.
airBaltic, Latvia’s national airline, has inaugurated its 2024 summer season with the launch of six new destinations from Riga. The new routes include Tirana, Albania; Chisinau, Moldova; Ljubljana, Slovenia; Pristina, Kosovo; Skopje, North Macedonia; and Sofia, Bulgaria. These additions bring airBaltic’s network to over 70 routes from Riga, offering greater connectivity and flexibility for travelers. The airline also plans to launch 15 new routes from its hubs in Tallinn, Vilnius, and Tampere.
