airBaltic expands Summer 2026 network with 9 new routes and increased frequencies

airBaltic has unveiled a major expansion for its Summer 2026 season, adding nine new routes, relaunching several services, and increasing frequencies across nearly 30 existing connections.

The airline is strengthening its network from Baltic hubs including Riga, Tallinn, and Vilnius. New routes include connections from Riga to destinations such as Kaunas, Oulu, Warsaw, Gothenburg, and Antalya. From Tallinn, new flights will serve Hamburg, Vienna, and Athens, while Vilnius gains a new link to Zurich.

Previously operated routes are also being reintroduced, including services from Riga to Belgrade, Yerevan, and Aberdeen, as well as from Tallinn to Oslo.

In parallel, airBaltic is increasing flight frequencies on key routes, particularly from Riga, with notable boosts to destinations such as Zurich, Munich, Hamburg, and Berlin, alongside expanded services to Copenhagen, Prague, Milan, Sofia, Tbilisi, and Oslo.

The airline will add more than 430,000 additional seats this summer, aiming to meet growing demand for both leisure and business travel while improving connectivity across Europe and beyond. In total, airBaltic will operate over 110 routes during the season, reinforcing its position as a leading carrier in the Baltic region and supporting regional economic growth and tourism.