A codeshare deal between Turkish Airlines and airBaltic kicked in on May 1, the Latvian carrier announced the following day.
“This partnership enables local Baltic travellers to benefit from the wide network of Turkish Airlines globally and the local travellers in Türkiye are now able to enjoy a great variety of airBaltic’s destinations in Europe and beyond. We are looking forward to a successful, long-standing collaboration together," said airBaltic president and chief executive Martin Gauss.
“We are excited about our new partnership with airBaltic that both our corporate and leisure customers will benefit from. We look forward to welcoming more visitors from Latvia in our unique geography that cradled many civilisations throughout history, while also encouraging travel from Türkiye to the fascinating city of Riga," said Turkish Airlines’ chief executive Bilal Ekşi.