airBaltic, Europe’s largest Airbus A220 operator, initiated Chapter 11 protection within the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York. The Latvian airline also maintains operational bases in Estonia, Finland, and Lithuania. This strategic move aims to restructure airBaltic's finances while continuing its existing flight schedules. Chapter 11 proceedings are frequently utilized by airlines seeking financial improvements without disrupting their core business activities. AirBaltic’s leadership believes this process will ultimately strengthen the company’s long-term viability and future growth prospects.
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