airBaltic has been informed by Pratt & Whitney that several of its A220-300 aircraft will remain grounded into 2025 due to an engine shortage. As a result, the airline will cancel 19 routes and reduce frequencies on 21 others across its bases. In total, 4 670 flights will be cancelled, affecting an estimated 67 160 passengers. Despite these challenges, airBaltic will continue operating most of its flights – over 70 destinations across Europe and beyond – ensuring the Baltic States remain connected to the rest of the world.
Like many other airlines worldwide, airBaltic has been facing external factors beyond its control, including global supply chain issues and maintenance constraints.
Customers whose bookings are affected are advised to check their reservations via the Manage My Booking section on airBaltic.com. From there, they can select alternative airBaltic flights or request a full refund. For further assistance, passengers may contact the airBaltic Call Center or the third-party website where tickets were purchased.
The cancelled routes are as follows:
From Tallinn:
Dubrovnik
Hamburg
From Riga:
Aberdeen
Belgrade
Cluj-Napoca
Yerevan
Gothenburg
Mykonos
Pristina
Rzeszow
Skopje
Stavanger
From Vilnius:
Dubrovnik
Ibiza
Rhodes
Chisinau
Tel Aviv
Valencia
From Tampere:
Rhodes
