AirBaltic looks to ‘top up the Q400 fleet’

Victoria Moores July 13, 2012
AirBaltic Q400 AirBaltic (BT) is planning to add up to three Bombardier Q400s this winter and is mulling its options as four Boeing 737s come to the end of its lease. Riga-based BT operates 34-aircraft, comprising two Boeing 757-200s, eight 737-300s, six 737-500s, eight Bombardier Q400s and 10...

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