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airBaltic seeks €257 million emergency financing at 25% interest

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Latvian carrier airBaltic is seeking approval for up to €257 million ($300 million) in emergency financing at a 25% annual interest rate. The funding is intended to provide liquidity while the airline undertakes a major operational restructuring.

Discovered 2026-09-10T05:21:40.377527-07:00 | 2026-09-10T05:21:40.377527-07:00

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  • The proposed €257 million facility, carrying a 25% annual interest rate, underscores the acute cost of liquidity facing airBaltic as it works to fund its restructuring.
  • The financing is tied to a major operational overhaul, making the carrier’s ability to secure approval and execute the plan important for its fleet, network and creditor strategy.
  • The request follows airBaltic’s agreement on up to €257 million in interim financing, providing context for the carrier’s continuing effort to stabilize liquidity and support restructuring.

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