The Latvian airline airBaltic presents its flight programme for the summer 2027 season. Running from the end of March to the end of October 2027, the programme will continue to position Riga, Latvia as airBaltic’s primary hub, offering the widest range of direct destinations, while Tallinn, Estonia and Vilnius, Lithuania will complement the network with selected point-to-point services.
Developed in line with airBaltic’s revised business plan, the summer 2027 programme reflects an optimized, demand-driven network strategy. The airline is focusing its operations on markets with the strongest demand and revenue potential to business and leisure destinations, while increasing frequencies to key destinations to provide passengers with greater flexibility and more convenient travel options.
The programme also introduces an updated hub structure in Riga, with optimized flight schedules and connection times via the Latvian capital, creating more convenient opportunities for passengers to connect between destinations across the airBaltic network.
For the summer 2027 season, airBaltic will offer 57 direct destinations from Riga, 13 from Tallinn, and 8 from Vilnius. The programme will continue to serve key business and leisure destinations such as Amsterdam, Barcelona, Copenhagen, London, Munich, Paris, Rome, Stockholm, and others. The full list of destinations served from each Baltic capital is provided below.
Mantas Vrubliauskas, VP Network Management at airBaltic: “With our summer 2027 programme, we continue to provide direct and convenient connectivity from all three Baltic capitals. Our network is designed around the travel needs of our passengers and the markets we serve, with a strong selection of destinations for both business and leisure travel. At the same time, we are increasing frequencies on a number of popular destinations, offering even greater flexibility and strengthening connectivity between the Baltic region and key destinations across our network.”
Destinations from Riga with Increased Frequencies
For the summer 2027 season, airBaltic plans to increase frequencies to selected destinations, providing customers with more choice, flexibility, and convenient travel options. Frequencies will be increased from Riga to London Gatwick (up to 14 times per week), Paris (12 times per week), Vienna (12 times per week), Barcelona (7 times per week), Rome (7 times per week), Hamburg (7 times per week), Dusseldorf (7 times per week), Milan (6 times per week), Athens (4 times per week), Nice (4 times per week), Alicante (3 times per week), and Split (3 times per week).
Direct Destinations from each Baltic Capital for the Summer Season
From Riga to Alicante, Amsterdam, Athens, Barcelona, Belgrade, Berlin, Billund, Bucharest, Brussels, Budapest, Burgas, Catania, Chisinau, Copenhagen, Corfu, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Helsinki, Heraklion, Istanbul, Lisbon, Ljubljana, London Gatwick, Madeira (only during April), Madrid, Malaga, Milan, Munich, Naples, Nice, Oslo, Oulu, Palanga, Palma de Mallorca, Paris, Pisa, Porto, Prague, Reykjavik, Rhodes, Rome, Sharm el-Sheikh (only during April), Sofia, Split, Stockholm, Tallinn, Tampere, Tel Aviv, Tbilisi, Thessaloniki, Tirana, Tivat, Turku, Vienna, Vilnius, and Zurich.
From Tallinn to Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, Brussels, Heraklion, London Gatwick, Malaga, Munich, Nice, Paris, Riga, Vienna, and Vilnius.
From Vilnius to Amsterdam, Dusseldorf, Hamburg, Lisbon, Munich, Paris, Riga, and Tallinn.
Throughout 2027, airBaltic plans to operate flights to more than 100 destinations. The complete summer 2027 schedule, including all destinations and flight frequencies, is available on the airline’s website: https://www.airbaltic.com/en/destinations.
airBaltic connects the Baltic States with destinations across Europe and beyond, making travel easier, more accessible, and more convenient for customers across the region. The airline provides essential connectivity that supports tourism, business activity, and broader economic development. A full schedule of flights is available on the company’s website: www.airbaltic.com
