AirBaltic
LatviaAbout the airline
AirBaltic is Latvia's national airline, founded in 1991 and based at Riga International Airport. Operating a modern fleet of Airbus A220, Boeing 737, and Bombardier Q400 aircraft, it connects the Baltic region to Europe and beyond with efficient regional and international service.
Fleet
AirBaltic (IATA: BT, ICAO: BTI) is the flag carrier of Latvia, established in 1991. The airline has grown from a regional operator into a significant player in Baltic and European aviation, serving as a bridge between Eastern Europe and Western markets.
The airline's main hub is Riga International Airport, from which it operates a network spanning multiple European destinations. AirBaltic's route planning emphasizes connections through its Riga base, making it a convenient option for transit passengers in the region. The airline has positioned itself as a modern, efficient carrier with competitive pricing.
AirBaltic's fleet consists of three aircraft families: the Airbus A220 for long-range European routes, the Boeing 737 for core network flights, and the Bombardier Q400 NextGen for regional services. This mix allows the airline to optimize capacity and economics across its diverse route portfolio, from short regional hops to longer international flights.