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Christophe Viatte, Chief Commercial Officer of airBaltic: “By moving airBaltic’s departures to earlier morning hours, we make more time available to enjoy cities such as Vienna, Paris, Prague and Amsterdam. Likewise, passengers starting their journey in these airports will have improved connections through Riga to the Baltic region, the CIS or Scandinavia. Our new Vilnius-Amsterdam and Tallinn-Paris routes strengthen the connectivity of the Baltic region with Western Europe, and destinations worldwide, served by our long-term code-share partners via these hubs. The new Riga – Moscow Vnukovo route in cooperation with Transaero will complement the existing Sheremetyevo and Domodedovo services, offering additional travel options to the city or onwards with our partner airlines. Poprad is our new ski destination for the lovers of slopes and white powder.”

As it enters the winter season, airBaltic has launched new routes from its home base in Riga to Moscow’s Vnukovo airport as well as introducing the new winter holiday destination of Poprad, in the High Tatras Mountains, to its route map. airBaltic has also strengthened the connectivity of the Baltic States by launching direct flights from the neighbouring Baltic capitals, introducing flights between Tallinn and Paris, and Vilnius and Amsterdam.

By placing larger aircraft on high-demand winter holiday routes, and scheduling more convenient departure times on established winter routes linking Riga with Zurich, Vienna, Munich, and other cities, airBaltic has also significantly improved service for the winter period.

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airBaltic serves over 60 destinations from its home base in Riga, Latvia. From every one of these, airBaltic offers convenient connections via Riga to its network spanning Europe, Scandinavia, Russia, CIS and the Middle East.