airBaltic agrees up to €257 million in interim financing to support restructuring and fleet reduction

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Latvian carrier airBaltic has agreed terms with certain existing bondholders and third-party finance providers for up to €257 million ($299 million) in interim financing. The funding is intended to strengthen liquidity and support the airline’s restructuring program, including its fleet-reduction strategy, as it works to avoid a potential 2026 default.

Discovered 2026-09-03T09:20:36.532699-07:00 | 2026-09-03T09:20:36.532699-07:00

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  • The up to €257 million facility provides a financial bridge for airBaltic as it executes a restructuring and fleet-reduction plan.
  • The agreement follows earlier efforts to secure short-term funding from bondholders while seeking a strategic investor, underscoring the carrier’s liquidity pressure and the importance of the financing to its restructuring timetable.
  • Fleet reduction and interim funding will affect airBaltic’s capacity, aircraft requirements and network planning as it works to stabilize the business.

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