airBaltic inflight magazine Baltic Outlook

February 2008

Editorial Buying a flight on airBaltic means not only flying from one airport to another, it entails a whole range of services you encounter while being with us – within our service chain.
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airBaltic links Germany and the East Throughout 2008, airBaltic will continue to build its ambition of turning Riga into a quick and easy transfer hub as well as a great destination in its own right. With business and leisure links booming between Germany, Russia and the central Asian republics, airBaltic is set to make efficient connections easy for travellers.
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Indulge yourself with a spa package If you need a bit of pampering then airBaltic has just what you need – an exclusive spa package available at two of the region’s most prestigious spa resorts.
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Explore the Baltic Sea with Baltic Pass Towards the end of 2007, airBaltic introduced an innovative new product called Baltic Pass, created especially for foreign tourists wanting to visit more than one of the Baltic states in a single trip.
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Wine and dine 11 kilometres up With airBaltic, you no longer need to worry about having an expensive airport meal before you take off, and the days of taking a packed lunch on board are long gone. All of our flights offer good quality food at very reasonable prices to refuel you while you fly.
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airBaltic.com gets an upgrade In order to make its acclaimed Internet Booking Engine and online check-in system even easier to use, airBaltic redesigned and upgraded it in late 2007. With a new layout, new colours and fresh design, it makes the whole process of buying a ticket and checking in online simpler and quicker.
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We do the flying, and help you do the driving

At airBaltic, it’s our mission to get you from A to B at the best price and with the minimum fuss – and that commitment doesn’t even end when you leave the airport. By teaming up with addCar, airBaltic can now offer passengers the cheapest full-service car rental currently available from Riga, Vilnius, Tallinn and Kiev. Special rates apply to all purchasers of tickets on airBaltic.com.

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airBaltic’s picks for partying and nightlife During the day you’ve seen the sights, taken the tours and written the postcards home telling them about the weather. That means you’re finally free to put on your best clothes and head out to explore the nightlife…
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Paris – Living The High Life Ah, Paris, the city where you can fall in love, the city where you can eat like a king, the city where you can buy a stuffed bear and a chandelier in the same shop!
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