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airBaltic announces 11 new routes for Winter 2023/2024, including Vilnius-Brussels and Tampere-Amsterdam

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airBaltic has published its flight schedule for the upcoming winter season, starting from the end of October 2023. The airline is launching 11 new routes from the Baltics and Tampere (Finland), including Vilnius-Brussels and Tampere-Amsterdam, and will offer around 80 routes across its network to connect Riga and other cities in the region.

Martin Gauss, President and CEO of airBaltic: “We are excited to announce the largest number of new routes in a winter season ever seen at airBaltic. When preparing for the upcoming season, we carefully consider passenger demand and analyze the market situation. Thus, our commitment to the Baltics and Tampere remains strong, and we are dedicated to improve connectivity in and out of the region. Also, we are glad to expand our offerings with new route additions and increased flight frequencies on our existing leisure and city break routes.”

“For instance, with the addition of Agadir, the second destination in Morocco, supplementing Marrakesh, and all four of our base cities now connected to sunny Tenerife, it is a delight to offer even more variety for our passengers. Moreover, our winter schedule provides good news for winter sports enthusiasts as well, with such destinations as Geneva and Turin. airBaltic is always looking for ways to enhance and diversify its offerings, and this season will not be an exception,” Gauss added.

The new routes:

Destination servedFlight frequencyStart datePrice *, GREEN
Riga–Agadir (Morocco)1 flight weeklyNovember 4, 2023EUR 169
Riga–Alicante (Spain)2 flights weeklyFebruary 26, 2024EUR 129
Tallinn–Tampere (Finland)–Amsterdam (the Netherlands)**7 flights weeklyOctober 29, 2023EUR 65
Tallinn–Tenerife (Spain)2 flights weeklyOctober 30, 2023EUR 225
Tallinn–Geneva (Switzerland)1 flight weeklyDecember 30, 2023EUR 115
Vilnius–Brussels (Belgium)4 flights weeklyOctober 30, 2023EUR 99
Vilnius–Tenerife (Spain)2 flights weeklyOctober 31, 2023EUR 215
Vilnius-Dubai UAE)***2 flights weeklyNovember 1, 2023EUR 239
Vilnius–Turin (Italy)1 flight weeklyDecember 23, 2023EUR 109
Tampere–Tenerife2 flights weeklyNovember 1, 2023EUR 235
Tampere–Kittila (Finland)**2 flights weeklyDecember 22, 2023EUR 99

*Lowest fare (one-way), including taxes, fees and service charges, on www.airBaltic.com, subject to availability.

**Tickets for these routes will be available on airBaltic website in the coming weeks.

***Subject to government approval. Tickets for these routes will be available on airBaltic website in the coming weeks.

In the upcoming winter season, airBaltic plans to add a total of 11 new routes – two from Riga, three from Tallinn, four from Vilnius, and two from Tampere.

This post was published on 12 May 2023 02:13

Bart Noëth

Working for 25 years in the aviation industry, I changed my career and became a firefighter/EMT in 2021. I like to spend my free time with my two sons, girlfriend, family and friends. I love to travel, wine and dine and support my favourite football squad KV Mechelen. Once an Ironman 70.3 finisher and dreaming of completing a full distance.

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