airBaltic to receive second A220 full flight simulator

The Latvian flag carrier airBaltic is set to expand training capabilities with the arrival of a second A220 full flight simulator. As airBaltic continues to expand - with 48 aircraft currently in operation and an additional 10 aircraft expected by 2025 - the demand for pilot training at the airline has increased. “The addition of a second Airbus A220 simulator is a significant step forward in our continuous effort to provide world-class training for our pilots,” said Martin Gauss, CEO and president of airBaltic. He continued: “As our fleet and operations grow, so does our commitment to ensuring the highest standards of safety, efficiency, and excellence in pilot training. This investment not only supports the future growth of airBaltic, but also strengthens our position as a key player in the global aviation industry.” The new simulator will offer 6 000 hours of availability per year and is expected to be delivered within the years fourth financial quarter.