Latvia’s transport minister says that the Latvian aviation industry could reach Swedish levels within the next decade.

The Baltic countries already have a multitude of Radisson properties, but this one is the first under the new upscale hotel brand ‘Radisson’.

The Riga-based charter flight provider, which recently gained an AOC in Malta plus a contract with TUI, says it is enjoying rapid development.

The Latvian ACMI and charter provider has received an Air Operator’s License in Malta, continuing its market expansion plans.

Net turnover at Riga International Airport, the Baltics’ biggest, increased in 2018 by 11% on the previous year.

Canada Jetlines has announced Vancouver as its home base, while also cementing a Baltic source of support.

The Latvian and increasingly pan-Baltic airline carried a record 4.1mn passengers in 2018 – and will expand further in 2019.

AviaAM Leasing, owned by Lithuanian aviation and pharma mogul Gediminas Ziemelis, is building up a hotel portfolio.

The Latvia airline is increasing its frequencies between Riga and the country’s sandy coastline. It's also naming its planes.

WeGo Air aims to be a new leisure carrier based near Moscow – but with Dutch and Baltic capital, sources suggest.

An independent assessment is being made to see if a stock exchange listing is viable, the CEO revealed today.

EU-China Tourism Year has helped to boost interest in the eastern countries of the European Union.

The airline will carry the papal delegation on an A220-300 between the three Baltic capitals and back to Rome.

Stage 22 is a bar and restaurant that has panoramic views and makes the most of its proximity to the opera house.

Passengers say they turned up at the airport for a flight that had never even launched.

Although there is a multitude of Radisson Blu and Park Inn hotels in the Baltics, this will be the first Radisson.

RIX is seeing 20% more passengers this year, as the Baltic region as a whole is witnessing a traffic boom.

A video of a staged match between the world number five player and a plane goes viral.

Latvia’s second-biggest airline now plans to expand operations to North America and Canada.

Operating earnings are “significantly increased” from €3.4 million to €20.2 million.