Latvian national airline airBaltic will offer additional flights to Warsaw, Gdansk and Bari, providing convenient connections via North Hub Riga to and from destinations Europe, Russia, CIS and the Middle East. Overall, this summer airBaltic adds three new destinations and increases flight frequencies on twelve routes.

Strong demand drives the new flight frequencies starting from June. The Polish capital of Warsaw will have up to three daily flights, whilst Gdansk, a city on the Baltic coast, will be served six times weekly. airBaltic’s new route linking Riga with Bari on the Adriatic coast in Italy will be served twice weekly starting from July.

For the summer season, airBaltic had previously increased flight frequencies to Paris (10 times weekly), Amsterdam (11 times weekly), Athens (5 times weekly), Billund (5 times weekly), Baku (3 times weekly), Kiev (3 daily), Nice (4 times weekly), Simferopol (3 times weekly), Vaasa (6 times weekly), Umea (6 times weekly), and Zurich (6 times weekly). Full schedule and tickets for these flights are available at airbaltic.com, as well as at the online travel agency airbaltictravel.com

This summer season airBaltic also announced three new destinations - Budapest (Hungary), Gdansk (Poland) and Bari (Italy). Overall, airBaltic serves 80 destinations from its home base at Riga, Latvia. From every one of these, airBaltic offers convenient connections via North Hub Riga to its network spanning Europe, Scandinavia, Russia, CIS and the Middle East.