The Latvian company has announced a new wet lease agreement with the Lufthansa group, covering a maximum of six Airbus A220-300 in summer and four in winter. A partnership maintained, but significantly reduced, while airBaltic restructures its operations and plans to operate more than 36 aircraft in 2027, compared to 54 today. [...]
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The Latvian company has announced a new wet lease agreement with the Lufthansa group, covering a maximum of six Airbus A220-300 in summer and four in winter. A partnership maintained, but significantly reduced, while airBaltic restructures its operations and plans to operate more than 36 aircraft in 2027, compared to 54 today. [...]