Latvia's national airline, airBaltic, has received its 53rd Airbus A220-300 aircraft, enhancing its fleet for both its routes and ACMI services in European markets.
airBaltic, Latvia's national airline, has proudly announced the addition of its 53rd Airbus A220-300 aircraft. This acquisition marks the first delivery of the Airbus A220-300 for the year, which is set to strengthen the airline's existing fleet utilized across its expansive route network. The newly added aircraft will not only enhance airBaltic's services but will also cater to cooperative partners in European markets by providing ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) services.
The ongoing development of the fleet demonstrates airBaltic's commitment to flexibility and efficiency in responding to passenger demand year-round, especially considering seasonal fluctuations in travel. To date, airBaltic has successfully transported over 24 million passengers with its Airbus A220-300 aircraft, completing approximately 250,000 flights and accumulating 551,000 flight hours. This impressive record highlights the operational reliability and popularity of the aircraft model within the airline's operations.
In a move towards enhancing onboard services, airBaltic is gradually equipping its fleet with complimentary Starlink internet service. More than 20 aircraft are currently fitted with this technology, showcasing airBaltic's emphasis on providing modern amenities to passengers. The integration of advanced technology not only enhances the travel experience but also positions airBaltic as a competitive player in the aviation market.
