Fleet

Boeing 757–200

Number of aircraft - 2
Number of seats - 200
Max take-off weight - 115 metric tons
Max payload - 23 metric tons
Lengths - 47.3 m
Wing span - 38 m
Cruising speed - 800 km/h
Commercial range - 7222 km
Fuel consumption - 3900 l/h
Engine - Rolls Royce RB211-535R4

Boeing 737–500

Number of aircraft - 6
Number of seats - 120/126
Max take-off weight - 57 metric tons
Max payload - 13.5 metric tons
Lengths - 31 m
Wing span - 28.9 m
Cruising speed - 800 km/h
Commercial range - 3500 km
Fuel consumption - 3000 l/h
Engine - CFM56-3

The 737 family is the best-selling jetliner family in aviation history, with more than 5,200 737s sold. The first 737-500 rolled out of the Renton plant June 3, 1989.

The engines are produced by CFM International, jointly owned by General Electric of the U.S. and SNECMA of France. They assure that the 737-500 is a good community neighbor with takeoff, sideline and approach noise levels below the Stage 3 limits set by the U.S. government and recommended by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

Boeing 737–300

Number of aircraft - 8
Number of seats - 149
Max take-off weight - 62.8 metric tons
Max payload - 14.2 metric tons
Lengths - 32.18 m
Wing span - 31.22 m
Cruising speed - 900 km/h
Commercial range - 3500 km
Fuel consumption - 3000 l/h
Engine - CFM56-3C-1 

Q400 NextGen

Number of aircraft - 8
Number of seats - 76
Max take-off weight - 29.6 metric tons
Max payload - 8.6 metric tons
Lengths - 32.83 m
Wing span - 28.42 m
Cruising speed - 667 km/h
Commercial range - 2084 km
Fuel consumption - 1074 l/h
Engine - P&W 150A

Dash 8 Q400 NextGen is a two turboprop driven engine aircraft manufactured by Canadian firm Bombardier.

The 76-seat aircraft can fly up to 2 000 kilometers with a single tank of fuel, it is used not only to shorter regional routes, such as flights to Scandinavia, but on longer flights to major European destinations as well.

Aircraft is very quiet - the "Q" in the plane's name stands for Quiet, and very comfortable for passengers. One of the greatest benefits of the aircraft is it's contribution to helping preserve the environment - the Q400 uses less fuel (approximately 30% less than older, inefficient jets of the same size) and produces less emissions than similar aircraft.

Fokker 50

Number of aircraft - 10
Number of seats - 46/50/52
Max take-off weight - 20.8 metric tons
Max payload - 4.9 metric tons
Lengths - 25.3 m
Wing span - 29.0 m
Cruising speed - 520 km/h
Commercial range - 1300 km
Fuel consumption - 800 l/h
Engine - P&W 125 B

The Fokker 50 is a two engine turboprop driven aircraft, which can carry up to 56 passengers. In the airBaltic configuration we have installed 46 seats for the increased comfort of our passengers. Its crew consists of two pilots and two cabin attendants.

The aircraft has been designed and manufactured by Fokker Aircraft B.V. the Netherlands – a company with 35 years experience in regional aircraft manufacturing. Today there are more that 200 aircraft of this type flying in different parts of the world.

Along with excellent en-route and runaway performance, the Fokker 50 has low exterior noise and low emission levels, which make it a welcome neighbour, particulary in populated areas.