Who owns AirBaltic?
Government of Latvia
airBaltic/Parent organizations
How many planes does Air Baltic have?
30 Aircraft
Air Baltic Fleet Details and History
| Air Baltic | |
|---|---|
| Base / Main Hub | Riga International (RIX / EVRA) |
| Fleet Size | 30 Aircraft (+ 2 On Order/Planned) |
| Average Fleet Age 1 | 2.5 Years |
| Official Site | airbaltic.com |
Is Air Baltic a member of Star Alliance?
AirBaltic is not a member of any airline alliance but does have codeshare agreements in place with several Star Alliance member airlines and others. AirBaltic had secondary hubs at Vilnius Airport and Tallinn Airport.
Is AirBaltic safe?
airBaltic is Certified as a 3-Star Airline for the quality of its airport and onboard product and staff service. Product rating includes seats, amenities, food & beverages,cleanliness etc, and service rating is for both cabin staff and ground staff.
Is Air Baltic part of SkyTeam?
airBaltic is a non-aligned carrier. It is not part of an alliance, and Delta has not been wedded to its SkyTeam membership, despite being a founding partner.
When was Air Baltic founded?
August 28, 1995, Riga, Latvia
airBaltic/Founded
Where did the airline Air Baltic come from?
Air Baltic Fleet Details and History IATA BT ICAO BTI Callsign AIRBALTIC Airline Full Name Airline Full Name Air Baltic Corporation AS Country Country Latvia Airline Founded Airline Founded 28 Aug 1995
How many seats does airBaltic have in economy class?
Narrow-body Aircraft Airbus A220-300 (CS300) airBaltic has single economy class on board with total of 145 seats. Use airplane seat map to find which ones are more comfortable and which ones should be avoided.
When did Air Baltic start flying Boeing 737?
The first Boeing 737–500 joined the fleet in 2003, and on 1 June 2004, Air Baltic launched services from the Lithuanian capital, Vilnius, initially to five destinations. In October 2004, Air Baltic was rebranded as AirBaltic. Their present livery consists of an all-white fuselage and lime tailfin.
Who is going to replace airBaltic Q400 fleet?
According to Reuters, AirBaltic is looking for opportunities to replace its Q400 turboprop fleet. Currently offers from Bombardier and Embraer are being viewed as possible future suppliers of new aircraft with possible deliveries of 14 aircraft, beginning from 2020.
