The Latvian airline “airBaltic” and the Romanian national air transport company “Tarom” will extend the cooperation flight agreement from May 1, “airBaltic” will start providing direct flights on a new route Riga-Bucharest, representatives of “airBaltic” informed “Delfi Bizness”.
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The airline emphasizes that the agreement will provide passengers with new opportunities – it will connect the route networks of both airlines using partner centers in Riga and Bucharest, as well as increase flexibility and provide the best connection options between the networks of both airlines.
“We are delighted to extend our successful partnership flight arrangement with Tarom, which will allow us to offer our customers greater travel options and flexibility. By joining forces, we are able to better serve our customers by offering them superior connectivity and more choice when planning their travels,” comments “airBaltic” executive director Martins Gauss.
The turnover of the “airBaltic” concern last year was 500.17 million euros, while the company’s losses were 54.219 million euros.
The Latvian state owns 97.97% of “airBaltic” shares, while “Aircraft Leasing 1” owned by financial investor, Danish businessman Lars Tūsen – 2.03%.
