New chief works on securing fresh foundations for Air Baltic
It seems a cruel irony for an airline that could claim success in 2025 from expanding its wet-lease work for third parties, that Air Baltic should find its own financial performance last year hampered by costs attached to the need to bring in extra capacity to support its own scheduled operations.
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