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Latvia to assess airBaltic’s new business plan by mid–3Q26 as government reviews carrier restructuring

airBaltic has submitted an updated business plan to the Latvian government for evaluation by mid–3Q26. Latvia’s transport minister said a draft plan is finished at management level and will be reviewed by the airline’s supervisory board before the state assessment.

Discovered 2026-06-01T21:29:02.068366-07:00 | 2026-06-01T21:29:02.068366-07:00

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  • The Latvian government’s mid–3Q26 review deadline elevates airBaltic’s restructuring and financing path from internal planning to a state-gated decision point, following earlier liquidity pressure and support measures (Latvia grants $35m emergency loan to airBaltic).
  • The business plan submission comes as airBaltic continues to manage fleet reliability and delivery cadence—elements that feed directly into capacity stability and cost control (airBaltic expects full A220-300 fleet operational in 2026).
  • For industry stakeholders, the government assessment also provides a near-term indicator of whether airBaltic can arrest losses and secure a sustainable capital structure, after the airline reported a larger-than-expected Q1 net loss (airBaltic reports Q1 2026 net loss of €70.1m).

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