airBaltic has signed a new longer-term wet lease agreement with Lufthansa Group, extending an existing partnership. The Latvian carrier will operate up to six Airbus A220-300s with its own crews for the group during the summer season and up to four in winter.
The deal forms part of airBaltic’s business plan for 2027, when it expects to operate a fleet of 36 aircraft. The airline will continue to allocate aircraft to wet lease contracts alongside its own scheduled services.
airBaltic will also continue its wet lease partnership with Air Serbia, with four A220-300s planned for summer and two for winter.
This post was published on 9 November 2026 21:15
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