airBaltic president and CEO Bertolt Flick: “Norrköping, like Gothenburg in Sweden and Oulu in Finland, is an important regional centre. There is much demand there for flights to Riga, both as a final destination and as a city from which transit flights to other important cities in the airBaltic network are available.”

Initially airBaltic will offer direct flights from Riga to Norrköping three times a week, on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. The flights will be offered on Fokker 50 aircraft and will last for one hour and 35 minutes. One-way tickets will start at LVL 22 (SEK 346), including airport and transaction fees.

airBaltic at this time offers flights to seven Scandinavian cities – Bergen, Helsinki, Copenhagen, Oslo, Oulu, Stavanger and Stockholm. In addition to Norrköping, airBaltic will also be offering direct flights to Billund in Denmark, Kuopio in Finland and Ålesund in Norway.


airBaltic in brief:
AIR BALTIC CORPORATION (airBaltic) is a joint-stock company established in 1995. Main shareholders: the state of Latvia 52.6% of stocks, SAS AB – 47.2% of stocks. airBaltic fleet consists of  twenty one aircraft: ten Boeing 737 – 500, three Boeing 737-300 and eight Fokker 50. airBaltic offers direct flights out of two capital cities of the Baltic States - Riga and Vilnius, and offers direct flights between Kaliningrad and Copenhagen, Liepaja and Hamburg, and Liepaja and Copenhagen.