airBaltic adjusted its summer 2025 flight schedule, canceling over 4,600 flights. Unexpected delays in engine maintenance by Pratt & Whitney caused this. As a result, airBaltic faces disruptions at its main bases in Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Finland, and Spain. The airline is working to ensure smooth travel experiences, despite these setbacks.

The delays grounded several Airbus A220-300 aircraft. airBaltic canceled 19 routes entirely and reduced frequencies on 21 others. The affected airports include Riga, Tallinn, Vilnius, Tampere, and Gran Canaria. Around 67,160 passengers will experience disruptions to their travel plans.

If your flight is affected, airBaltic makes rebooking or refunds easy. Simply visit the Manage My Booking section on the airline’s website. If you need help, airBaltic’s customer service team is ready to assist, ensuring a hassle-free process.

airBaltic still operates flights to over 70 destinations worldwide. The airline remains committed to keeping strong connections within the Baltic States and beyond. It works closely with Pratt & Whitney to resolve the maintenance issues and minimize further disruptions.

Despite the schedule changes, airBaltic remains dedicated to ensuring passengers stay connected. The airline strives to maintain reliable service during these challenges. Travelers should stay updated on their bookings, knowing that airBaltic is doing its best to provide smooth travel.

airBaltic plays a vital role in air travel across Europe, and it is determined to overcome these summer 2025 schedule challenges.

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