- The number of airBaltic passengers increased by 22% in June
- In May, airBaltic carried 40% more passengers from Tallinn than a year ago
- airBaltic announces 11 new destinations for the autumn-winter season
- In March, airBaltic carried 35 percent more Estonian passengers than last year
- airBaltic carried 58% more passengers in February
- airBaltic carried 42% more passengers in January
- airBaltic passenger numbers return to pre-pandemic levels in 2022
11.7.2023 | Estonia
The number of airBaltic passengers increased by 22% in June
In June, airBaltic flew 75,504 passengers to and from Estonia, which was 22 per cent more than during the … Read more
13.6.2023 | Estonia
In May, airBaltic carried 40% more passengers from Tallinn than a year ago
airBaltic, the largest Baltic airline, carried a total of 77,142 passengers from Estonia in May this year. This was … Read more
12.5.2023 | Estonia
airBaltic announces 11 new destinations for the autumn-winter season
Yesterday, airBaltic announced its flight schedule for the upcoming fall-winter season, which will begin at the end of October … Read more
17.4.2023 | Estonia
In March, airBaltic carried 35 percent more Estonian passengers than last year
In March of this year, airBaltic carried a total of 48,879 Estonian passengers, which is 35 percent more than … Read more
13.3.2023 | Estonia
airBaltic carried 58% more passengers in February
During the month of February 2023, airBaltic, the largest airline in the Baltics, carried 58 per cent more passengers … Read more
13.2.2023 | Estonia
airBaltic carried 42% more passengers in January
During the first month of 2023, airBaltic, the largest airline in the Baltics, carried 42 per cent more passengers … Read more
19.1.2023 | Estonia
airBaltic passenger numbers return to pre-pandemic levels in 2022
airBaltic, the largest airline in the Baltics, achieved its targeted growth in 2022, not just returning to its pre-pandemic … Read more
