The company says that flights will continue as planned for now, while the entire restructuring process should be completed by June next year.
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Economy - The economic crisis and rising fuel costs continue to hit the aviation sector. In this context, Latvia-based airBaltic has filed for bankruptcy protection.
One of the largest airlines in the Baltic Sea region has begun a formal restructuring of its finances. The carrier has applied to a US court for Chapter 11 protection, which is facing high debt, rising fuel costs and fleet problems. At the same time, it ensures that its operational activities are not suspended.