Published at 0600GMT 06JAN25 

airBaltic last week announced network changes for Northern summer 2025 season, due to engine maintenance delays.

Existing Routes Scheduled in NS25 are now cancelled:
Riga – Aberdeen
Riga – Belgrade
Riga – Gothenburg
Riga – Gran Canaria/Las Palmas
Riga – Prishtina
Riga – Rzeszow*
Riga – Skopje
Riga – Yerevan
Tallinn – Dubrovnik
Tampere – Rhodes
Vilnius – Dubrovnik

* The airline in the fourth quarter of 2024 revised Rzeszow service, which sees service suspended from 14JAN25. Prior to cancellation, the airline intended to resume Rzeszow service on 21MAR25.

Reported in September 2024, following routes were not available for reservations in NS25:
Riga – Baku
Riga – Liepaja
Tampere – Copenhagen
Tampere – Palma de Mallorca
Tampere – Tallinn

Previously planned new routes in NS25 are cancelled:
Riga – Cluj eff 02MAY25 2 weekly
Riga – Mykonos eff 05JUN25 1 weekly
Riga – Stavanger eff 03JUN25 2 weekly (Last served until August 2022)
Tallinn – Hamburg eff 02MAY25 2 weekly
Vilnius – Chisinau eff 02APR25 1 weekly (Last served until August 2008)
Vilnius – Ibiza eff 05JUN25 2 weekly
Vilnius – Rhodes eff 02APR25 2 weekly
Vilnius – Tel Aviv eff 30MAR25 2 weekly
Vilnius – Valencia eff 16APR25 2 weekly

Based on the schedule filing 30MAR25 – 25OCT25 in the OAG, airBaltic schedules 31263 flights as of 15DEC24. This has been revised to 28215 flights as of 05JAN25, a reduction of 3048 flights or 9.75% for the season. Note airline’s press statement stated it is cancelling 4670 flights.

Based on 2025 calendar week 29 as general reference, planned frequency changes (including increases) based on schedule filing 15DEC24 vs 05JAN25 are as follows.
Riga – Alicante Increase from 3 to 4 weekly
Riga – Barcelona Reduce from 6 to 5 weekly (Planned Frequency increase reversed)
Riga – Bucharest Reduce from 5 to 4 weekly (Planned Frequency increase reversed)
Riga – Chisinau Reduce from 4 to 3 weekly (Planned Frequency increase reversed)
Riga – Copenhagen Reduce from 15 to 13 weekly (Previously scheduled to increase from 14 weekly in 2024 CW29 to 15-16 weekly)
Riga – Helsinki Reduce from 27 to 25 weekly
Riga – Klaipeda/Palanga Reduce from 11 to 9 weekly
Riga – Milan Malpensa Reduce from 5 to 3 weekly
Riga – Prague Reduce from 7 to 5 weekly
Riga – Sofia Reduce from 3 to 2 weekly
Riga – Stockholm Arlanda Reduce from 15 to 14 weekly (Previously scheduled to increase from 14 weekly in 2024 CW29 to 15-16 weekly)
Riga – Tallinn Increase from 30 to 32 weekly
Riga – Tampere Increase from 10 to 13 weekly
Riga – Tbilisi Reduce from 5 to 2 weekly
Riga – Tel Aviv Reduce from 4 to 3 weekly
Riga – Vilnius Reduce from 28 to 25 weekly
Tallinn – Copenhagen Reduce from 6 to 4 weekly (Planned Frequency increase reversed)
Tallinn – Palma de Mallorca Reduce from 2 to 1 weekly
Vilnius – Malaga Reduce from 2 to 1 weekly (Planned Frequency increase reversed)
Vilnius – Nice Reduce from 2 to 1 weekly
Vilnius – Paris Charles de Gaulle Reduce from 6 to 5 weekly (Planned Frequency increase reversed)

Revision to planned new routes:
Tallinn – Reykjavik Keflavik 14MAY25 – 27SEP25 2 weekly (Previous: 1 weekly)
Tallinn – Tirana 02JUN25 – 29SEP25 2 weekly
Vilnius – Prague 22MAY25 – 27SEP25 2 weekly (Previous: eff 30MAR25 for entire season)
Vilnius – Tirana 03JUN25 – 30SEP25 2 weekly

Other service changes:
Riga – Larnaca 3rd weekly scheduled during following periods removed: 15APR25 – 26JUN25, 05AUG25 – 23OCT25
Riga – Malta Service suspended 25JUN25 – 22SEP22