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Latvia's airBaltic prepares for mass redundancies

LSM English20 October 2026, 06:34 UTCLatvia

Mass redundancies are expected among the staff of Latvia’s national airline, airBaltic, in the near future, said Andrejs Martinovs, Chairman of the Board of airBaltic, in an interview on the Latvian Radio programme “Labrīt” on October 20th.

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