airBaltic reported stable demand in December 2025, carrying 422,907 passengers, broadly flat year on year, while increasing capacity. The airline operated 3,917 flights, up 3.5% compared with December 2024.
Load factor declined to 77.1% (–3.0 percentage points), reflecting higher capacity and the impact of travel disruptions at Vilnius Airport during the month.
For the full year 2025, airBaltic achieved its highest-ever annual passenger volume, carrying 5.21 million passengers, an increase of 1.4% versus 2024. Flight operations grew by 2.6% to 47,600 flights, while the annual load factor remained broadly stable at 80.2% (–1.0 percentage point).
airBaltic now connects the Baltic States with 80 destinations across Europe and beyond, reinforcing its role as a key provider of regional connectivity as it marks three decades of operations.
This post was published on 14 January 2026 16:35
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