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airBaltic and Turkish Airlines Expand Codeshare Partnership to New Destinations

airBaltic and Turkish Airlines have expanded their codeshare agreement, adding several new destinations to their shared network. The deal enhances connectivity between the Baltic and Turkish hubs, offering passengers seamless single-ticket itineraries via Riga, Vilnius and Istanbul, and broadening access across Europe and into Asia.

2025-06-26T01:38:47.770808-07:00

Air Data News

Lufthansa Begins ITA Integration; ITA Exits SkyTeam for Star by 2026

2025-02-03T04:41:18.857788-08:00

aviation.direct

Lufthansa's €14M Investment for 10% Stake in airBaltic Enhances Market Position

2025-01-29T10:13:15.116530-08:00

Skift

Change at Helm as airBaltic Positions for IPO and Stabilization

2025-04-07T07:11:23.087126-07:00

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Airline Economics

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airBaltic and Turkish Airlines Expand Codeshare Partnership to New Destinations airBaltic and Turkish Airlines have expanded their codeshare agreement, adding several new destinations to their shared network. The deal enhances connectivity between the Baltic and Turkish hubs, offering passengers seamless single-ticket itineraries via Riga, Vilnius and Istanbul, and broadening access across Europe and into Asia.

2025-06-26T01:38:47.770808-07:00

airBaltic and Turkish Airlines Expand Codeshare Partnership to New Destinations

Airways Magazine

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airBaltic to Launch Three New Winter 2025/26 Routes and Boost Key Frequencies In winter 2025/26, Latvian carrier airBaltic will launch weekly flights connecting Riga–Faro (from Sept. 6), Tallinn–Madeira (from Oct. 26) and Ljubljana–Gran Canaria (from Oct. 25). The airline will also boost Amsterdam frequencies to 19 weekly from Riga and introduce daily Dubai services from Riga and four weekly from Vilnius.

2025-06-03T07:39:07.088419-07:00

airBaltic to Launch Three New Winter 2025/26 Routes and Boost Key Frequencies

Airline Economics

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Air India Strikes Interline Deals with Four Carriers to Enhance Europe and Central Asia Connectivity Air India has signed interline agreements with airBaltic, Bulgaria Air, Cyprus Airways and Uzbekistan Airways, allowing seamless connecting itineraries between India and markets across the Baltics, Eastern Europe and Central Asia. These partnerships enable joint ticketing and boost network reach in key growth regions.

2025-06-03T05:46:40.584177-07:00

Air India Strikes Interline Deals with Four Carriers to Enhance Europe and Central Asia Connectivity

Airways Magazine

airBaltic to launch twice-weekly Vilnius–Prague service for Summer 2025 airBaltic will introduce direct flights between Vilnius and Prague twice a week from May 22 through September 27, 2025. Services operate on Thursdays and Saturdays, enhancing Lithuanian–Czech connectivity during the peak summer travel season.

2025-05-23T04:45:50.446619-07:00

airBaltic to launch twice-weekly Vilnius–Prague service for Summer 2025

Aviation Source

airBaltic Launches International Search for New CEO to Steer Growth

2025-04-27T14:40:34.020439-07:00

airBaltic Launches Internation

Bloomberg

Latvia Explores Foreign Investment for airBaltic Post-CEO Departure Following the dismissal of airBaltic's CEO, Latvia is engaging neighboring countries for potential investment in the state-owned airline. This move comes as airBaltic prepares for its initial public offering, signaling a strategic pivot towards a broader shareholder base.

2025-04-09T01:56:23.987222-07:00

Latvia Explores Foreign Investment for airBaltic Post-CEO Departure

Skift

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Change at Helm as airBaltic Positions for IPO and Stabilization Martin Gauss steps down as CEO of airBaltic following a shareholder vote of no confidence, marking a key transition as the airline prepares for an IPO. Pauls Cālītis, COO, will temporarily lead the carrier aiming for stabilization amid evolving investment ties.

2025-04-07T07:11:23.087126-07:00

Change at Helm as airBaltic Positions for IPO and Stabilization

AeroTime

airBaltic Faces 2024 Net Loss Over Engine and Supply Chain Issues Despite a 12% revenue increase to EUR 748 million in 2024, airBaltic reported a EUR 118.2 million net loss. The Latvian carrier struggled with Pratt & Whitney PW1500G engine maintenance, supply chain challenges, and macroeconomic downturns, impacting its Airbus A220 fleet's overall operational performance.

2025-03-12T08:36:28.306029-07:00

airBaltic Faces 2024 Net Loss Over Engine and Supply Chain Issues

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