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“Now that flights from Latvia to countries outside the European Union are allowed again, we are gradually renewing the connections in several main directions that we offer to the Baltic region. For many people who need to travel for important reasons, aviation is the way. safer transportation, “says Martin Gauss, CEO of airBaltic.
Since March 28. AirBaltic plans to resume flights from Riga to Tbilisi, Tel Aviv, Moscow, Saint Petersburg and Minsk. The airline continues to offer direct flights from Kiev to Vilnius.
The company says its highest priority is the safety and health of passengers. AirBaltic has implemented strict security measures and new flight operations have been carried out in accordance with the recommendations issued by the authorities.
AirBaltic is a public limited company established in 1995. The main shareholder of the company is the Latvian state, which owns 96.14%. Lars Thuesen, through his subsidiary Aircraft Leasing 1 SIA, owns approximately 4% of the shares. Share.
AirBaltic’s fleet consists of 25 Airbus A220-300 aircraft.
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