Photo: airBaltic airBaltic has published its Summer 2027 flight schedule, giving travelers an early look at how the Latvian airline plans to strengthen its network across Europe and the wider Baltic region.
The new schedule is part of the airline's business plan and focuses on adding more flights where demand is strongest, rather than simply expanding capacity across the network. Among the destinations set to receive increased frequencies are London Gatwick, Paris, Vienna, Barcelona and Hamburg, with additional routes also getting more flights.
For passengers, the changes should mean more flexibility when planning trips to some of airBaltic's most popular destinations. The airline is also placing a strong emphasis on schedules and connections, particularly through its main hub in Riga.
Riga will remain at the center of the airBaltic network, while Tallinn and Vilnius will continue to have selected direct connections. The airline says it is also improving schedules and connection times through Riga, with the aim of making transfers smoother and giving passengers more options across its wider network.
Connectivity between the Baltic states and the rest of Europe remains a key part of the strategy. airBaltic says it is making network decisions with reliable connections to and from the Baltics in mind, while also maintaining a disciplined approach to capacity.
The airline is already looking beyond summer. During the winter season, it plans to continue connecting Riga, Tallinn and Vilnius with destinations across Europe and beyond.
Across 2027 as a whole, airBaltic expects to serve more than 100 destinations from and to the Baltic states.
With Summer 2027 now on sale in the schedule, travelers can start planning ahead for additional frequencies to several of airBaltic's key European destinations.