Tallinn to Dubai, Riga to Paris, Vilnius to Munich, and More: airBaltic’s Top Routes for Winter 2025–2026

Published on November 14, 2025

airBaltic, the leading airline in the Baltic region, has announced its most popular winter destinations for 2025–2026, offering a mix of leisure and business routes from its hubs in Riga, Tallinn, and Vilnius. The airline’s winter schedule caters to both sun-seeking vacationers and business professionals heading to major European cities.

Top Destinations for Tourists from Riga

For those flying from Riga, the most sought-after destinations this winter are popular European cities and warm-weather escapes. Among the favourites are Barcelona, Dubai, London, Munich, Paris, and Prague. These cities offer a variety of attractions for different types of travelers, whether they’re looking for sunshine or culture.

Winter Escapes from Tallinn

From Tallinn, travelers are choosing routes to Amsterdam, Barcelona, Brussels, Copenhagen, Munich, and Vilnius. These destinations are particularly appealing for those looking to experience both vibrant city life and cultural experiences. The airline also added more routes this winter, including new connections to Madeira and Gran Canaria, further expanding options for travelers.

Vilnius Offers Warm and European Destinations

Vilnius sees high demand for flights to Amsterdam, Dubai, Munich, Paris, Tallinn, and Tenerife. The mix of city breaks and tropical getaways reflects the diverse interests of the airline’s passengers. These destinations cater to those seeking a warmer climate, as well as those heading to business hubs or exploring cultural landmarks.

Expanding Winter Options for Business Travelers and Holiday Makers

airBaltic’s winter schedule also includes over 90 direct routes from its three Baltic bases, ensuring a comprehensive offering for all types of passengers. Alongside the leisure destinations, business travelers can access key European hubs with ease. Notably, the airline has increased services to Amsterdam, making it a key destination for those traveling for work.

New routes have been introduced to accommodate growing demand as of late, including connections between Riga and Faro, Tallinn and Madeira, and Gran Canaria and Ljubljana/Molde. These additions help the airline strengthen its offering to both leisure tourists and corporate clients.

Enhancements to Winter Services

airBaltic is enhancing its winter operations with more frequent flights to popular destinations. The airline will offer additional services from Riga to Sharm El-Sheikh and Hurghada, catering to sun-seekers. The return of the Riga–Dublin route will provide another option for those looking to explore Ireland or conduct business there. Additionally, the seasonal start for the Riga–Catania route has been brought forward to February 2026, allowing early travelers to enjoy the destination.

Through strategic partnerships, airBaltic further extends its global reach. The airline boasts over 20 codeshare agreements, enabling seamless connections to more than 200 destinations worldwide. This enhances the travel experience for passengers heading to destinations across Europe, the Middle East, and beyond.

Celebrating 30 Years of Connecting the Baltic Region

As airBaltic marks over 30 years in operation, it continues to be a crucial player in connecting the Baltic States—Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania—with the world. Serving 80 destinations across Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, and the Caucasus, airBaltic has played a key role in boosting inbound tourism and supporting the economic growth of the Baltic region.

This robust network ensures that travelers and tourists from the Baltic States can easily access both regional and international destinations, whether for business or leisure. The airline’s growth over the past three decades reflects its strong position as the region’s primary air travel provider.

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