AirBaltic

Description: This is the Latvian national airline and is based in Riga.

Newest Review: ... they decided to cancel the connection and re-route me to Vienna with Austrian Airlines. Initially I thought this was going to be a great deal as Austrian Airlines are usually expensive but I was less than impressed when I discovered it was one of the worst airlines in existence with moody frumpy Austrian staff and not enough room to swing a kitten let alone a cat. In comparison Air Baltic's ... more

... connection from Berlin to Riga seemed quite hassle free and enjoyable but was a typical budget expreience. It seems that their habit of cancelling flights is quite regular during the crisis, so don't plan your life around one of their connections! T...more

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AirBaltic: A cheap connection from Latvia to the East (268 words)
by - written on 24/06/09 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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AirBaltic is the national airline of Latvia and they connect Riga with both the west and east. The service could be better but I personally appreciate the service as it provides some much needed cheap connections from the Baltic countries to Central Asia and The Caucusus, as well as Israel. Kazakhstan & Uzbekistan,. It's not really cheap but it's the best you'll find price wise to these destinations from this region. Expect to pay around £100. The one time I had a flight booked with this company from Yerevan to Riga, they decided to cancel the connection and re-route me to Vienna with Austrian Airlines. Initially I thought this was going to be a great deal ... Read the complete review

Was good, not anymore (227 words)
by - written on 23/06/09 (Useful, 28 readings)
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AirBaltic is the national airline of Latvia - it is one of the only ways to get to the country and the region and the owners of the company (the Latvian government) know this. When AirBaltic first started, it was modelled as a cheap airline with good seats, reasonably priced meals and an easy check in procedure. Now you go onto their website and you find a RyanAir-esque experience. That is, you have to tick and untick lots of boxes, you get charged for checking in luggage, you get charged for checking in and more. If you want a meal you have to preorder it and it isn't cheap. Tall or rotund people will have trouble getting comfortable in ... Read the complete review

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