airBaltic (IATA: BT) is Latvia's national flag carrier, founded in 1995 and headquartered in Riga. Operating from its primary hub at Riga International Airport (RIX), with additional bases in Vilnius, Lithuania and Tallinn, Estonia, airBaltic is the leading airline connecting all three Baltic states to destinations across Europe, the Middle East, and beyond. The airline is one of the largest operators worldwide of the Airbus A220-300, having standardized its entire fleet around the type — a modern, fuel-efficient narrowbody used on both short and medium-haul routes.
airBaltic is not a member of any of the three major global alliances, instead maintaining extensive codeshare and interline partnerships with airlines across Europe that extend its connectivity well beyond its own route network. Known for its modern, award-winning fleet and its role as the main gateway airline for a relatively small home market, airBaltic gives travelers across Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia direct access to the wider European network. FareOptic compares airBaltic fares across its Baltic and European network to help you find the lowest BT ticket price for your trip.
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airBaltic operates through 3 hubs across the Baltic states, offering connections to a 70+-destination network across Europe and beyond.
Find the right airBaltic fare for your journey and budget — from a no-frills Economy Basic to full-service Business Class.
airBaltic Club, rebranded from the airline's earlier BalticMiles programme, is airBaltic's frequent flyer scheme. Members earn points on airBaltic flights and select partner services, redeemable for flights, upgrades, and other travel rewards.
Points are earned based on the fare and distance flown on airBaltic flights across the Baltic and European network.
Earn additional points through hotel, car rental, and select retail partners alongside airBaltic flights.
Use accumulated points toward future airBaltic tickets or Business Class upgrades on eligible routes.
Higher membership tiers unlock priority check-in, extra baggage allowance, and other travel perks on airBaltic flights.
Fees and allowances vary by fare type and route. Always verify at time of booking.
| Bag / Policy | Economy Basic | Economy Standard | Economy Flex | Business |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carry-on bag | 8 kg | 8 kg | 8 kg | 8 kg |
| 1st checked bag | Fee | 20 kg | 23 kg | 23 kg |
| 2nd checked bag | Fee | Fee | Fee | 23 kg |
| Seat selection | Fee | Standard included | Preferred included | Included |
| Weight limit per bag | n/a | 23 kg | 23 kg | 32 kg |
Economy Basic includes carry-on only — checked baggage must be purchased separately. Economy Standard, Flex, and Business fares include checked baggage as standard. Always confirm your exact allowance at airbaltic.com.
Opens 30 days and closes 3 hours before departure at airbaltic.com. Online check-in is free and lets you choose or confirm your seat ahead of arriving at the airport.
Download the airBaltic app on iOS or Android to check in, access your mobile boarding pass, and receive real-time gate and flight notifications.
Staffed counters are available at Riga, Vilnius, Tallinn, and all airBaltic destinations. Arrive at least 2 hours before departure for European flights.
All airBaltic tickets can be cancelled within 24 hours of purchase for a full refund, regardless of fare type — provided the flight departs at least 2 days away.
Economy Basic tickets cannot be changed. Economy Standard allows changes for a fee plus fare difference; Economy Flex and Business include free changes, subject to fare difference.
Economy Flex and Business Class tickets are refundable. Refund requests are processed via airbaltic.com or through your original booking channel.
As an EU-based carrier, airBaltic flights are covered by EU261 regulations, entitling passengers to compensation or rerouting for significant delays, cancellations, or denied boarding within the airline's control.
airBaltic's all-Airbus A220-300 fleet offers a quiet, modern cabin with large windows and a 2+3 seating layout — more comfortable than many older narrowbodies on comparable routes.
A selection of hot and cold meals, snacks, and beverages is available for purchase on most flights; Business Class passengers receive a complimentary enhanced meal and drinks service.
Wi-Fi is available for purchase on select A220 aircraft, letting passengers stream entertainment or stay connected during flight.
airBaltic operates the vast majority of scheduled flights linking Riga, Vilnius, and Tallinn to the rest of Europe, making it the primary gateway airline for all three Baltic states.
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No, airBaltic is not a member of Star Alliance, Oneworld, or SkyTeam. Instead, it operates a wide network of codeshare and interline partnerships with airlines across Europe and beyond, extending its reach well past its own route map.
airBaltic offers Economy (in Basic, Standard, and Flex fare tiers) and Business Class, all flown on its all-Airbus A220-300 fleet. Business Class includes a blocked adjacent seat, an enhanced meal and drinks service, and priority handling throughout the airport.
airBaltic Club, rebranded from the airline's earlier BalticMiles programme, is airBaltic's frequent flyer scheme. Members earn points on airBaltic flights and select partner services, redeemable for flights, upgrades, and other travel rewards, with higher tiers unlocking extra benefits.
airBaltic was a launch operator of the Airbus A220 (formerly the Bombardier CSeries) and has standardized its entire fleet around the type, making it one of the largest A220 operators in the world. The aircraft offers a modern cabin, lower fuel burn, and quieter operation than many older narrowbodies flown on comparable European routes.
airBaltic connects its Riga hub, plus bases in Vilnius and Tallinn, to major European cities including London, Paris, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, and Istanbul. It is also the primary airline linking all three Baltic states — Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia — to each other and to the wider European network.
Baggage allowances depend on fare type: Economy Basic includes only a carry-on bag, while Economy Standard, Flex, and Business fares include checked baggage starting around 20–23kg. Extra bags can be purchased online at a discount versus airport rates. Always confirm your exact allowance at airbaltic.com before travel.