airBaltic will expand its network for the summer 2026 season (late March–late October) with six new routes, three resumed destinations, and more flights on nearly 30 existing services from its bases in Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, and Finland.
From Riga, new flights will connect to Kaunas, Oulu, and Antalya, while Tallinn will gain routes to Athens, Hamburg, and Vienna. The airline will also relaunch services from Riga to Aberdeen, Belgrade, and Yerevan. Frequencies will rise on popular routes such as Istanbul, Larnaca, Malaga, Milan, Nice, Palma de Mallorca, and Tbilisi.
Overall, airBaltic plans to serve nearly 110 routes across its bases, about a 7% increase from summer 2025. Acting CCO Thomas Ramdahl said the expansion reflects the airline’s commitment to strengthening connectivity and offering greater convenience and choice for travellers across the Baltic region.
This post was published on 2 September 2025 15:35
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