airBaltic, Latvia’s premier airline, marked a major milestone by unveiling its 50th Airbus A220-300 at Airbus’ Mirabel facility in Canada. The event celebrated the airline’s strong bond with Airbus. It also offered a first look at the aircraft’s new, eye-catching livery. The design showcases the cultural and natural beauty of the Baltic region, reflecting airBaltic’s commitment to displaying Latvia and its neighbors on the world stage.

The new Airbus A220-300 features a vibrant livery with artistic elements representing Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania. The design centers on a young woman soaring in the clouds. Her flowing hair, crowned with a traditional Latvian wreath, holds the national flag. The design also includes motifs inspired by the region’s heritage, such as a ladybug, a swallow, and a stork. These elements combine to symbolize the unity of the Baltic states and their shared culture.

This special aircraft will join airBaltic’s fleet in February 2025, strengthening the airline’s connection to its roots. airBaltic leads the aviation industry in the Baltics. It focuses on expanding its fleet with the Airbus A220-300, a model central to the airline’s success. The airline aims to grow its fleet to 100 A220-300 aircraft by 2030, furthering its commitment to the regional and global aviation markets.

airBaltic’s collaboration with Airbus thrives as the airline celebrates the addition of its 50th aircraft. The special livery reflects the beauty of the Baltic nations and will inspire pride as it flies through the skies.

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