airBaltic has revealed its 50th Airbus A220-300 in Mirabel, Canada, featuring a striking livery celebrating the heritage of Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania. This striking livery portrays an artistic depiction of a girl soaring through the clouds with long, flowing hair crowned by a traditional wreath and proudly featuring the Latvian flag. The design also incorporates several other elements inspired by the rich heritage and nature of the Baltic region – a ladybug, a swallow, and a stork.
This milestone aircraft marks the completion of airBaltic’s initial order and brings the airline closer to its goal of a 100-strong A220-300 fleet by 2030. The specially painted aircraft will enter service in February 2025, continuing airBaltic’s commitment to the A220 as the backbone of its operations.
This post was published on 5 February 2025 16:31
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