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✈️ The Baltics are our home – and keeping our region reliably connected with the world is at the heart of what we do. That means building a network around the needs of the region: connecting people directly to key destinations, providing the frequencies they need, and opening up even more of the world through Riga and our airline partners. But what does it actually take to build a well-connected network, and how can connectivity be measured? In the latest episode of airBaltic Explains, we look at how connectivity works in practice, and why it is so important for the Baltics 🌍 A big thank you to Raimonds Gruntins, Director Regional Affairs Europe at the International Air Transport Association (IATA), and our Network Planning Analyst Ansis Bernards for sharing their expertise and insights!

Our winter and summer 2027 schedules are open for booking, continuing to connect the Baltic States with key business and leisure destinations across Europe and beyond ✈️ Riga remains our primary hub and the center of our network. For the 2027 summer season, we will offer increased frequencies on 12 of our most popular routes from Riga – including Paris, Rome, London, Barcelona and more – giving passengers greater flexibility when planning their journeys. Tallinn and Vilnius continue to play an important role in our Baltic network, offering direct connections to key European destinations alongside convenient onward travel through Riga. From March until October 2027, we will operate up to five daily flights between Tallinn and Riga and up to four daily flights between Vilnius and Riga, making onward connections across our network even more convenient. 📍 Explore all our destinations on airBaltic.com

What makes travellers choose airBaltic over other options? ✈️ In our latest customer study with Norstat, passengers highlighted three key reasons: ⏰ Convenient flight times, 🍒 Good prices or promotional deals, 🌍 Extensive network of destinations with direct flights. For us, maintaining strong connectivity from the Baltics remains a key priority. These results show that travellers appreciate being able to reach the places they need to go with less hassle and more direct options. That is why we continue working to provide reliable and well-connected travel options, helping our passengers reach the destinations and opportunities that matter to them. Follow our “Customer Insights 2026” series as we continue sharing what we learn from passenger feedback!

With the C airBaltic payment card by Citadele Bank, customers can earn airBaltic Club points through everyday purchases and use them towards reward flights. Maris Rudens, Head of Loyalty and Partnerships at airBaltic, explains how we are extending the value of our loyalty programme and making it easier for customers to collect points in their daily lives. Edward Rebane, Chief Retail Commercial Officer at Citadele, shares how innovation creates real value when it truly fits into people's lifestyle. And Anna Matule, our Visual Content Specialist, takes us behind the photo featured on the card – a northern lights moment captured during a very special airBaltic flight. A little bit of travel magic, now carried into many more journeys. 💡 With the card, travellers can earn points towards reward flights and enjoy benefits such as free seat selection, complimentary heavy cabin baggage, priority check-in, priority boarding and more: go.airbaltic.com/ySMSkka Financial services are provided by AS Citadele banka and its branches in Estonia and Lithuania. Please read the terms and conditions applicable in your country at Citadele's website: www.citadele.lv, www.citadele.ee, or www.citadele.lt. If necessary, consult an expert. #CardThatFlies #airBaltic #Citadele

During Q2 2026 alone, we operated nearly 20 000 flight hours under ACMI agreements. Supported by the efficiency and reliability of our @Airbus A220-300 fleet, we help multiple leading European airlines meet demand while maintaining the high operational standards they expect. From long-term partnerships to short-term and ad hoc capacity needs, we provide flexible ACMI solutions tailored to our partners' operations. According to the latest data from @ch-aviation, this makes airBaltic the world's largest ACMI provider by flight hours in Q2 2026. Above all, this milestone reflects the trust our airline partners place in us and the dedication of our teams, who work behind the scenes every day to deliver safe, reliable and high-quality operations across Europe.

Every purchase now brings you closer to flights ✈️ The new C airBaltic payment card turns everyday purchases into airBaltic Club points – redeem them for flights and more! ℹ️ Learn more on link: go.airbaltic.com/UDH3xGP #CardThatFlies #airBaltic #Citadele Financial services are provided by AS Citadele banka and its branches in Estonia and Lithuania. Please read the terms and conditions applicable in your country at Citadele's website: www.citadele.ee, www.citadele.lv or www.citadele.lt. If necessary, consult an expert.