airBaltic will operate over 90 direct routes across its network during the winter 2025–2026 season, offering travellers a wide selection of sun, ski, and city destinations while ensuring strong business connectivity across Europe and beyond.
“As Latvia’s national airline, our mission remains to provide strong and reliable connectivity for Latvia and the entire Baltic region,” said Mantas Vrubliauskas, VP Network Management at airBaltic. “This winter season, we are further expanding our network from the Baltics by adding new destinations and increasing frequency on several existing routes.”
New Winter Routes
- Riga – Faro (Portugal)
- Tallinn – Madeira (Portugal)
- Gran Canaria – Ljubljana (Slovenia)
- Gran Canaria – Molde (Norway)
Frequency Increases
- Amsterdam: 19 weekly flights from Riga, 14 from both Tallinn and Vilnius
- Dubai: 6 weekly flights from Riga, 3 from Vilnius
Extended and Returning Routes
- Riga – Pisa and Riga – Porto extended into November
- Riga – Catania resumes earlier (from February 2026)
- Riga – Sharm El-Sheikh and Hurghada: increased to three weekly flights
- Riga – Dublin resumes with two weekly connections
“Ticket Rush 2026” Sale
airBaltic has launched one of its largest sales of the year, running until November 16, 2025. The promotion covers travel between November 24, 2025, and September 30, 2026, with special fares to more than 80 destinations.