airBaltic has launched a total of eleven new routes from the Baltic states of Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania as a part of its upcoming summer schedule for 2024. Of the 11 routes, seven routes will commence from Riga. The Riga- Alicante (Spain) route will commence from February 27, 2024 with twice weekly flights.
The route from Riga to Tirana (Albania), Sofia (Bulgaria), Ljubljana (Slovenia) and Skopje (North Macedonia) will commence from May 2, 2024 with twice weekly flights with the exception of Sofia route that will be operated thrice weekly.
Flights from Riga to Chisinau (Moldova) and Pristina (Kosovo) will be operated twice weekly starting May 4, 2024.
The twice weekly flights connecting Tallinn (Estonia) – Billund (Denmark) will commence from May 2, 2024 while the Tallinn (Estonia) – Malta will commence from May 4, 2024.
The airline will also commence Vilnius (Lithuania) – Krakow (Poland) route with twice weekly flights starting May 3, 2024 and Riga (Latvia) – Palanga (Lithuania) - Amsterdam (the Netherlands) with twice weekly flights starting May 29, 2024.
Martin Gauss, president and chief executive, airBaltic said: “airBaltic continues to be the leading airline in the region, and with the launch of 11 new routes next summer, we will strengthen our position and our ambition to grow, improving the connectivity from the Baltics. When preparing for the next season, we always carefully evaluate the market situation and the passenger demand. This time, we have identified an opportunity to widen our network in Central and Southeastern Europe with connections to Baltic and Nordic countries. Therefore, we are glad to expand the airBaltic offering next summer with convenient direct flights to and from this region.”