Latvia: Prosecutors open probe into airBaltic

Latvia’s Prosecutor General’s Office (LRP) has opened an investigation into national air carrier airBaltic’s finances, following a request from Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs, LETA reports. The investigation will assess whether decisions taken in relation to airBaltic’s financial situation have been in compliance with the law. LRP carried out a similar investigation in late 2024, but…

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Lithuania: Government preparing for airBaltic’s possible exit

Lithuania is drawing up a contingency plan in the event that Latvia’s national airline, airBaltic, reduces flights or withdraws entirely from Lithuania, Transport Minister Juras Taminskas announced, BNS reports. Earlier, Latvian Finance Minister Maris Kucinskis said that airBaltic would likely need to reduce its operations. Taminskas said that a sudden suspension of airBaltic’s flights would…

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Latvia: Talks with three potential investors in airBaltic: PM

The Latvian state is in talks with three potential investors in the country’s national air carrier, airBaltic, Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs announced, LSM reports. Speaking in an interview with Latvijas Radio, Kulbergs said that the state should no longer be involved in the aviation business. Also, he insisted that the state’s share in shouldering airBaltic’s…

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Latvia: Talks with new investor for airBaltic: PM

The Latvian ​government is in talks with a strategic investor for the country’s ailing national airline, airBaltic, Prime Minister Andris ‌Kulbergs revealed, Reuters reported. He said that the potential investor was “a serious partner,” but refused to indicate what stake the investor could acquire. The state’s main condition was that the investor maintain airBaltic’s hub…

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Baltic: NATO, EU chiefs back Baltics after Russian threats

Leaders of NATO and the EU expressed full support for the Baltic States after Russian threats, ERR reported. Russia accused the Baltic States of allowing Ukrainian drone strikes from their territory, threatening retaliation. NATO secretary general Mark Rutte called the Russian accusations “absolutely ridiculous,” while European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen stated that the…

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