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airBaltic steps back from global growth, Transport Minister confirms

Latvia’s national airline airBaltic is recalibrating its business plan, with global growth no longer a central focus, Transport Minister Rihards Kozlovskis confirmed. The announcement signals a strategic pivot for the carrier, which has long pursued international expansion. Kozlovskis did not provide specifics on new priorities but indicated a more conservative approach. The shift could impact route development and airBaltic’s competitive positioning in the Baltic region. Stakeholders will watch for further details on revised targets.

Article source: baltictimes.com | Image credit: Reuters

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