Articles Tagged ‘AirBaltic’
Routes Reconnected: airBaltic CEO: “we are ready to go – I see the end of this crisis”
airBaltic is looking more than ever at longer routes using its A220s, perhaps even from an airport with one of its 22 codeshare partners.
Boeing 737 Classic seats totalled 44 million last year, down 224 million since 2010
In 2010, Boeing’s 737 Classics had 268 million seats globally. Last year, they had 44 million. We look at the evolution of the type and top airlines and routes for each series.
New routes announced (5 – 10 June)
Luxair announces four summer-seasonal services; airBaltic jets to Gatwick and Dublin from Vilnius; and Eastern Airways surfs into Newquay.
airBaltic expands Vilnius with two new routes to Dublin & London Gatwick
airBaltic has announced its return to London Gatwick and Dublin from Vilnius after nearly a decade. Vilnius will now have service from five London airports.
Fast-growing Tallinn’s top-10 unserved markets
We look at numbers behind Tallinn’s top-10 unserved markets, which Gothenburg leads. Three markets that were in the top-10 now to be served this year.
COVID 19: airBaltic, Austrian and SAS suspend operations
airBaltic, Austrian and SAS will temporarily suspend all operations; combined 1.1 million weekly seats.
airBaltic announce five routes from Vilnius
airBaltic will base a third A220-300 at Vilnius and begin Dubrovnik, Gothenburg, Hamburg, Rijeka and Zurich from Vilnius. None will have direct competition.
30 Second Interview: Martin Gauss, CEO airBaltic
anna.aero’s Assistant Editor James Davis recently sat down with airBaltic CEO, Martin Gauss to learn about the network implications of becoming an all-A220 airline, and the news of a possible non-Baltic base. We also take a quick look at the carrier’s top unserved markets.
easyJet wins with Bristol-Montpellier Arch of Triumph
Three airports battled it out for Week 21 Fire Truck Water Arch glory, with entries from across Europe. The competition intensified with new aircraft, new routes and a variety of Fire Truck Water Arch salutes. But there was one clear winner, which deservedly received the Arch of Triumph prize this week.
airBaltic launches flights from Tallinn to Malaga, Brussels and Copenhagen
airBaltic has expanded its operations in Tallinn by launching three new flights to Malaga, Copenhagen and Brussels.
airBaltic increases leisure offering from Riga
airBaltic introduces flights to Kos and Menorca from its largest base.
Vote for your favourite Arch of Triumph – S19 Part I – take your pick from 36 entries across the globe!
Along with cake, anna.aero is allowing the readers of anna.aero to vote for their favourite Arch of Triumph during the first week of S19. With 36 entries to choose from, make sure you select and vote for your favourite water salute, an award that is very prestigious in the eyes of the airport fire chief’s […]