Latvian airline airBaltic this month has published its annual sustainability report, providing information of airBaltic and its subsidiaries' performance in this segment for 2021.
Martin Gauss, CEO of airBaltic: “Sustainability is an integral part of our everyday business and, in a way, is shaping our future. We want to be one of the leaders in sustainability in the aviation industry, therefore over the past year we have introduced several new projects that have significantly improved our environmental impact and overall company performance.”
“These projects provide us with both a short-term and a valuable long-term contribution. Therefore, this year we will continue the ongoing projects and start working on new ones, so that we can accomplish even better results in the future,” Martin Gauss added.
The full airBaltic sustainability report is accessible on the company’s website: https://www.airbaltic.com/sustainability/?lang=en
SUMMER22 discount.
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Summer has started in many European destinations, and we are already flying to Athens, Catania, Malta, Malaga, Nice, Naples, Rhodes, Valencia and other sunny spots. In May flights to Venice, Thessaloniki, Split, Santorini, Palma de Mallorca, Olbia, Heraklion, Corfu and Batumi will start - all colours of summer to your choice, whether it's a short weekend break or a long exciting vacation.
Until April 24 book a flight to any airBaltic destination with a special code SUMMER22 and get a € 5 EUR discount.
.The airline is currently recruiting for various roles including pilots, more details are available on its website All open vacancies (airbaltic.com)
