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TOOMAS PETERSON ⟩ Good News for Businesses, Bad News for Vacationers. What Will Happen to Air Baltic's Estonian Trips?

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Air Baltic's restructuring plan, rising jet fuel prices, geopolitical processes taking place in the world and other factors are obviously reducing the supply of airline seats from Tallinn, and if demand remains at the same level or even increases, ticket prices for passengers will inevitably increase, writes aviation expert Toomas Peterson.
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Air Baltic's restructuring plan, rising jet fuel prices, geopolitical processes taking place in the world and other factors are obviously reducing the supply of airline seats from Tallinn, and if demand remains at the same level or even increases, ticket prices for passengers will inevitably increase, writes aviation expert Toomas Peterson.

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pmo.ee broke the news on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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