Latvian airline airBaltic received its fourth Airbus A220-300 aircraft of 2026 at the end of last week in Riga. Registered as YL-BTF, the new jet joins the carrier’s growing fleet of A220-300s.
The aircraft operates on airBaltic’s route network, serving passengers to various destinations. It also supports ACMI services, enabling cooperation with partners in other European markets through this flexible leasing model that includes aircraft, crew, maintenance, and insurance.
This delivery builds on airBaltic’s ongoing expansion of its all-A220 fleet, which has become central to its operations across Europe. The A220-300 offers efficiency on short- to medium-haul routes, aligning with the airline’s network focused on the Baltic region and beyond.