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Feb 09, 2010 (newstodate): The Latvian carrier airBaltic has announced an increase in the frequency of flights between Riga and Brussels during the coming summer schedule.
airBaltic will operate two daily flights on the route on weekdays, bringing the total number of flights from seven to 11 per week.
-Additional flights on the route from Riga to Brussels will offer more travel options for officials and governments that have concluded agreements with airBaltic, says Tero Taskila, airBaltic COO.
During 2009, government agreements with the airline were concluded by Finland, Denmark, Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
In 2010, airBaltic will open "at least" nine new direct routes from Riga, having so far announced new destinations including Madrid, Belgrade, Vaasa, Umea, Beirut, Amman, and Manchester.
The number of direct routes from Vilnius, announced by airBaltic over the past month, already total 10 London, Paris, Munich, Berlin, Amsterdam, Rome, Hamburg, Manchester, Dublin, and Oslo.
airBaltic will operate two daily flights on the route on weekdays, bringing the total number of flights from seven to 11 per week.
-Additional flights on the route from Riga to Brussels will offer more travel options for officials and governments that have concluded agreements with airBaltic, says Tero Taskila, airBaltic COO.
During 2009, government agreements with the airline were concluded by Finland, Denmark, Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
In 2010, airBaltic will open "at least" nine new direct routes from Riga, having so far announced new destinations including Madrid, Belgrade, Vaasa, Umea, Beirut, Amman, and Manchester.
The number of direct routes from Vilnius, announced by airBaltic over the past month, already total 10 London, Paris, Munich, Berlin, Amsterdam, Rome, Hamburg, Manchester, Dublin, and Oslo.