CEO Interview: AirBaltic Eyes A321XLR for the Near Future
Will AirBaltic (BT) consider the Airbus A321XLR to cater to certain leisure destinations rather than rush into widebodies?
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Interview
Airlines
airBaltic Resumes Cargo Ops from Ukraine, Tours A220
airBaltic (BT) has reopened cargo operations from Kyiv, Ukraine in a mail transport system collaboration with UkrPoshta.
Airlines
Ukraine Intl. Airlines, airBaltic Launch Partner Flights
Ukraine International Airlines (PS) and airBaltic (BT) have agreed to wet-lease medium-haul Boeing 737-900 aircraft.
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Deliveries
airBaltic Takes Delivery of 34th Airbus A220neo
Latvia's national carrier, airBaltic (BT), has received its 34th A220-300. BT is currently the world’s largest operator of the type.Â
Airlines
AirBaltic to Wet-lease 11 A220 Due to Ukraine Crisis
After halting operations in Ukraine and Russia due to the ongoing conflict, airBaltic (BT) will wet-lease a portion of its A220s.
Traveler
#FlybackFriday — airBaltic CS300 Trip Report
Reported by Enrique Perrella • Airways Magazine, June 2018 During my two-week vacation in Europe, our final destination was St. Petersburg, Russia. To get there the common European legacy carriers offered a myriad of flight and aircraft options via the
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DAS2023
Industry
DAS2023: Full Airshow Recap, Final Analysis
In this final recap, revisit each pivotal moment etched in the history of the 10th edition of the Dubai Airshow.
DAS2023
Industry
DAS2023 Day 1 Recap: Boeing for the Win
Spanning across seven announcements, Day 1 of DAS2023 saw an impressive total of over 300 orders placed by commercial airlines in Europe and the Middle East.
DAS2023
Airlines, Boeing, DAS2023 DAS2023: SCAT Airlines Orders Seven Boeing 737-8 by Helwing Villamizar November 14, 2023 Airbus, Airlines, DAS2023 DAS2023: EgyptAir Selects Airbus for Widebody Expansion by Adrian Nowakowski November 14, 2023 DAS2023, Industry DAS2023 Day 1 Recap: Boeing for
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Interview
Interview: Turkish Airlines CEO, Bilal EkÅŸi
Recently, Airways interviewed Turkish Airlines CEO Bilal Ekşi, who described how the airline's global network is faring as tourism to Türkiye recovers.