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airBaltic Airline Expansion: Record Growth in February 2025

The airBaltic airline expansion continues in 2025, Latvian airline airBaltic continues its high level of performance in 2025 with February record passengers.

Khrystyna Burlak
Last updated: 11 March 2025 12:28
By Khrystyna Burlak
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The airBaltic airline expansion continues in 2025, Latvian airline airBaltic continues its high level of performance in 2025 with February record passengers. The airline carried 289,500 passengers across all its bases in the previous month, which is a 4% increase in flights over the same period last year.

Flights also grew by 5% to 2,970, and load factor grew by 0.1 percentage points to 77.1%.These figures represent the highest February passenger numbers in the airline’s history, reinforcing the ongoing airBaltic airline expansion.

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airBaltic’s Sustained Growth and Market Leadership

“2025 started with two months of continuous growth,” said Martin Gauss, President and CEO of airBaltic. “We are pleased to see more passengers choosing airBaltic as their preferred airline, reinforcing our position as the leading carrier in the Baltic States. February is traditionally one of the quietest months in aviation, yet we maintained stable performance and achieved record-breaking results. With our extensive European and global network, we remain committed to providing top-tier connectivity from the Baltic region.”

In addition to its growth in passengers, airBaltic was the first European airline to offer free high-speed SpaceX Starlink internet in February 2025 . This is in a bid to enhance the passenger experience and attract more travellers by introducing a new era of seamless in-flight connectivity network.

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Year-over-Year Performance Reflects airBaltic airline expansion

  February, 20251 February, 20242 Change
Number of passengers 289 500 277 700 +4%
Number of flights 2 970 2 840 +5%
Load Factor 77.1% 77.0% +0.1pp

As part of its ongoing expansion, airBaltic has unveiled increased frequencies to Amsterdam from each of the Baltic’s three capitals—Riga, Tallinn, and Vilnius—from March 30, 2025. This expansion makes flying easier for passengers travelling between the Netherlands and the Baltics and further boosts connectivity to onward destinations across the world through one of the largest European hubs.

airBaltic operates more than 130 routes out of its bases at Riga, Tallinn, Vilnius, Tampere and seasonally at Gran Canaria. The airline continues to grow its route network, with connections across Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, and Caucasus. With its continuous growth, increased flights ,technological innovation, and network expansion, airBaltic is a leading player in the aviation transport sector, expanding travelling opportunities for the travellers of the world.

 

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